Former Ghana Black Stars coach Charles 'CK" Akonnor has sensationally revealed how he struggled to name his squad during his tenure as national team boss.
The former Black Stars captain replaced Coach Kwesi Appiah as Ghana boss in January 2020.
But he was sacked together with his two assistants after Ghana lost 1-0 away to South Africa in their second Group G game of 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign.
The former Hearts of Oak, Asante Kotoko, AshantiGold and Dreams FC coach has revealed he struggled to name his squad for international assignments.
‘’Black Stars at my tenure was struggling, the whole team was not stable and sometimes when making call up you don't even know how many players to call. He told Kumasi-based radio station Akoma FM.
"At Black Stars it was a different story and one day I will tell it" he did add.
In ten matches he had a win rate of just 40%, having only won four, lost four and drew two.
He was subsequently replaced by the Serbian Milovan Rajevac.
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Anderlecht football club winger Francis Amuzu is set to undergo a medical at French Lique 1 outfit Nice.
The 22 year-old Nottingham Forest target is joining the side for less than £10 million: with a fee of 8.5 million £uros being quoted by French news outlet Nice-Matin.
Nice football club have offered €8 million to sign the son of former Hearts of Oak and Ghana U17 player Theophilus 'Star' Amuzu.
Francis Amuzu, who has Ghanaian roots but plays for Belgium is open to the transfer because he believes he would get regular playing time.
The 22 year-old is said to have come close to joining Troyes in July.
Last season the winger scored 9 goals in 37 matches for the Purple and Whites.
Francis Amuzu is valued at €5.5 million by Transfermarkt with two years remaining on his current contract with Belgian giants.
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