Didi Dramani, the assistant coach of Ghana's national football team, the Black Stars, has recently revealed that he keeps a close eye on the lower divisions of Ghanaian football.
Dramani, who is widely regarded as one of the country's top football coaches, has stated that monitoring the Division One and other lower leagues is an essential part of his job, as it allows him to identify talented players who may have been overlooked by other coaches and scouts.
With a keen eye for talent and a deep understanding of the game, Dramani's insights into Ghana's football scene are highly valued, both within the Black Stars' coaching staff and throughout the country's football community.
Black Stars head coach Chris Hughton, assistants Didi Dramani and George Boateng have been spotted monitoring players in the Ghana Premier League a move that has been praised by fans and football pundits.
"I think the most important aspect of football is that, once we are still holders in the industry, we need to give it that attention and the respect it deserves," Dramani told Citi Sports
"I try as much as possible to observe as many football matches as I can, not only the Betpawa Premier League, but also to watch the division one and other divisions as well,"
"I try to go to the grassroots level and see more football,"
"I think our presence will influence positively and also serve as huge inspiration to the many players and others to be part of this industry,"