Former Black Starlets head coach, Paa Kwesi Fabin, said that the new Ghana Football Philosophy will ensure all football talents are given a chance to succeed.
The Ghana Football Association recently launched the National Football Philosophy with the hope of finding an identity for Ghanaian football in the near future.
Paa Kwesi Fabin, who has just been appointed as the head coach of Legon Cities and has managed various Ghana Youth teams, believes it offers hope for the future of talents in Ghana.
In an interview with Citi Sports, the 64-year-old emphasized the importance of an improved scouting system aligned with the Ghanaian football philosophy in the process of discovering and nurturing talents.
"I've said time and again that Ghana abounds in a lot of talent. However, like in other countries or jurisdictions where waste is a problem, we are wasting a lot of talent in Ghana because our scouting system is not strong enough.
"But I believe that if we can put a robust scouting system in place, we can unearth these talents.
"With this new philosophy, we will be able to move the country forward and reach the levels that we all pray to achieve."