The Ghana Football Association (GFA) will name a new Black Stars head coach within the next one to two weeks, President Kurt Okraku has disclosed, following the dismissal of Otto Addo.
He told 3Sports that the quick replacement is needed as Ghana steps up preparations for the 2026 World Cup.
Addo was sacked following losses to Austria and Germany, with the decision taken in Stuttgart. The GFA is now exploring both local and foreign options.
Okraku declared that a new coach would be named within one to two weeks, pointing to the urgency of the situation.
With fixtures against Mexico and Wales scheduled for May, the incoming coach will have minimal time to assess the squad and establish a tactical approach. Ghana’s placement in a demanding group alongside Panama, Croatia, and England adds further pressure.
The appointment is pivotal for the Black Stars, as they seek to turn recent disappointments into a successful World Cup campaign.