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Know the members of Ghana’s 2006 World Cup squad who are now coaches
The Black Stars had incredible players which included Michael Essien, Sulley Muntari, Asamoah Gyan, Stephen Appiah, Habib Mohammed, Richard Kingston, John Mensah, and other notable names.
At the moment, virtually all the players who made the squad have retired and have focused on different adventures.
There are a few players who decided not to spend their retirement out of football as they have taken a career path into coaching. Becoming a coach right after football is increasingly becoming the norm for several players who tend to build another legacy in football.
Some players, who underachieved in their football careers, see the adventure as an avenue to right the wrongs in the quest to reach greater heights that they could not attain while playing.
On the other hand, those who had successful careers intend to reapply their tricks and impact the game from the touchline.
Below is a list of players from Ghana’s 2006 World Cup squad who are now coaches
Sammy Adjei – goalkeepers trainer
Richard Kingson – goalkeepers trainer
Hans Sarpei
Eric Addo
Matthew Amoah
Asamoah Gyan
Razak Pimpong
Alex Tachie-Mensah
Source: www.ghanaweb.com
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