Ghana Soccer
Coach Christopher Nimley alleges Kurt Okraku interfered in Black Stars squad selection
Ghanaian coach and pundit, Christopher Nimley has alleged that President of the Ghana Football Association, Kurt Okraku, repeatedly interfered in the work of Black Stars managers, even threatening their jobs and influencing squad selections.
Speaking on Citi Sports, Nimley claimed that such actions created tensions between the Ghana Football Association leadership and coaches of the Ghana national football team.
His comments come amid renewed debates over the national team's management, following the dismissal of Otto Addo.
According to Nimley, the pattern of interference dates back to when Kwasi Appiah was still in charge of the Black Stars, when Okraku became GFA president back » Read More
- Apr 4
- Which of Otto Addo’s assistants was competent enough to advise him? – Nii Lantey
- How many want to endure what Black people have gone through? – Deontay Wilder
- Crash, Brain Surgery, and Unbroken Love: How Schumacher’s family never left his side
- Eleven Wonders awarded points after Hohoe United no-show
- Lyon manager Paulo Fonseca uncertain over Ernest Nuamah’s return for Angers clash
- Ghana midfielder Emmanuel Agyei sweeps double award at Dundee United
- GPL: We want to win all our remaining matches – Medeama defender Jacob Mensah
- Apr 3
- ‘Even if we had to win AFCON this way, we take it’ - Achraf Hakimi
- Hakimi reveals why he didn’t enjoy playing with Messi at PSG
- Kwasi Appiah won’t turn his back on Ghana, Sudan calls for due process - Source
- Kwasi Appiah arrives in Ghana from Egypt amid Black Stars links
- Joachim Low reacts to Black Stars coaching job links
- Daniel Amartey spotted training intensively ahead of the World Cup
- Why ex-Germany coach Joachim Low is trending
- Journalist launches scathing attack on GFA over Otto Addo sacking
- » More Soccer News