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Sports Ministry and GFA agree on committee to find new Black Stars coach

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Sports and Recreation Minister Kofi Adams and the GFA leadership have agreed to set up a five-member Technical Search Committee to recommend a new Black Stars head coach.

The decision was reached at a meeting in Accra on Friday, 2 October, the day after Carlos Queiroz’s departure. The committee was initially asked to report by 9 October.

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

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