At 34, Kwesi Appiah is defying expectations in England’s National League, delivering a standout season with Boreham Wood.The former Ghana...
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Maroc - GHANASOCCERNET.COM - A la Une - 28/Feb 12:58
Kwesi Appiah eyes coaching and scouting career after football
Ghanaian attacker Kwesi Appiah is already laying the groundwork for a transition into coaching and scouting as he nears the twilight of his playing career.The 34-year-old forward, who currently plays for Boreham Wood in England’s National League, has been combining his football duties with scouting and coaching development.Appiah, a former Ghana international, has taken up a scouting role at Crystal Palace’s academy, where he evaluates young talents for potential recruitment. While still actively playing, he has also earned his UEFA B coaching license, positioning himself for a future on the touchline.“So far, I’ve seen hundreds of players, but in football, very few make it—it’s the 1% of the 1%. I haven’t found that gem yet, but I have come across some talented players who I’ve helped get opportunities,” Appiah told Flashscore.His commitment to coaching development is evident, with the striker revealing plans to pursue a UEFA A license in the near future. This move highlights his ambition to take up managerial or technical roles after retirement.Born in Camberwell, Greater London, to a Ghanaian father and an English mother, Appiah’s football journey began at Ebbsfleet United, where he progressed through the club’s PASE youth system before...
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