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Next Black Stars coach must live in Ghana and watch local league

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Under measures agreed by the GFA and the Sports Ministry, the next Black Stars head coach will be required to live in Ghana and regularly monitor the domestic league.

The conditions were set as part of wider changes to how the national teams are run.

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Compiled by Sweet Melodies FM from reporting by Graphic Online. Read the original report.

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