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Maroc - GHANASOCCERNET.COM - A la Une - 26/Aug 15:00
Coaching requires patience and attentiveness - Kwesi Appiah
Sudan head coach Kwesi Appiah has shared valuable insights into the importance of patience and attentiveness in football coaching, highlighting these traits as key to his success.Appiah, who made history as the first Ghanaian and African to lead Ghana to the World Cup during the 2014 edition in Brazil, currently serves as both the head coach of Sudan and the Technical Director of Asante Kotoko.Since taking over the Sudan national team in September 2023, he has guided them to the top of Group B in the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers, securing 10 points from four games and surpassing group favorites Senegal.In an interview with FIFA, Appiah elaborated on his coaching philosophy, saying, "This profession requires patience and careful attention to even the smallest details. And my opportunity came at just the right time."Reflecting on his journey, Appiah expressed pride in the accomplishments of his fellow African coaches, particularly Aliou Cissé of Senegal. "I’m happy that I’m no longer the only one to have done this," Appiah remarked. "When I contemplate the achievements of my colleague Aliou Cissé with Senegal, it makes me really proud. Others will come after us and accomplish more."As Sudan prepares to...
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