Ghana Football legend Mohammed Polo has attributed the Black Stars struggles in recent times to the change in style of play.
In an interview with Koforidua-based Bryt FM, the 1978 AFCON winner asserted the country has deviated from their style of play, saying it is a contributing factor to the Black Stars unimpressive performance.
Following the resignation of Otto Addo as head coach of the Black Stars, the Ghana Football Association has been on a hunt for a new coach.
And Polo has implored the Ghana FA to appoint a coach who is abreast with the country’s football history and style of play.
“At the moment, we need a coach who have an idea about our football history, understands our style of play because football is evolving and other countries are coming up. Things has become difficult for us because we have deviated from our style”
“Recent coaches have refused to go by our style and that is affecting us. They have brought their style leaving ours behind”
“Going forward, the Ghana FA should ensure they appoint a coach who understands our style of football. At first, people used to call us the Brazil of African football but it seems we have deviated from that style and that is not helping us as a country”
The Ghana FA are expected to name a new coach for the national before the closure of January, with over 60 foreign coaches applying for the top job.
Meanwhile, local media reports suggest the FA has shortlisted three coaches for the Black Stars job.
Chris Hughton, Manchester United assistant coach Steve McClaren and Hector Cupper are said to be on the list.
The Black Stars will return to action in March for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.