Laryea Kingston, the Black Starlets’ right-hand coach, has expressed his willingness to step up as the Black Stars’ next coach.
With Chris Hughton‘s subsequent dismissal, the Ghana Football Association (GFA) is effectively seeking for an unused coach, and Kingston believes he is the right match for the position.
The 43-year-old former Black Stars winger, who has 42 caps and six goals for the national team, exudes confidence in his ability to lead the group back to its glory days.
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In an interview with Realistic Sports, Kingston emphasised his strengths, citing his involvement and awareness of the requirements for global victory.
During his playing days, Kingston formed an amazing midfield partnership with stars like as Michael Essien, Stephen Appiah, and Sulley Muntari, which was regarded as one of the world’s greatest at the time.
“I know the level at which I am currently,” Kingston stated emphatically , emphasising his readiness for a key coaching role and his desire to contribute to the national team’s win.
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If appointed, Kingston would fill the coveted roles of former players turned coaches, including Charles Kwablan Akonnor and James Kwasi Appiah.
This yearning demonstrates his strong belief in his coaching abilities and dedication to the development of Ghanaian football.
Laryea Kingston’s offer for the Black Stars coaching position gains traction, with Ghana Chief Association icon Charles Taylor vying for his consideration.
Taylor suggests that Laryea Kingston and Michael Essien be extensively examined as possible coaching possibilities, in line with the growing trend of prior players being recognised as valuable resources in aiding the next generation of football talent.
SOURCE: hellovybes.com
