President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kurt Okraku has stressed the need for Ghanaian coaches to continuously build their capacities.
Speaking at the UEFA Assist Technical Development programme held this week in Accra, the GFA capo expressed his delight about the fact that several local coaches took part in the training.
He stressed that exchanging knowledge and picking up knowledge is endless as he urged coaches in the country to continue improving themselves.
‘’Coaching is a very dynamic enterprise, a lot of times you learn and sometimes rely on your instincts to get what you want and I know you all know this’’ President Simeon-Okraku said.
‘’When Otto Addo coached us against Nigeria, we were disappointed not to get the win in Kumasi but we found a way to encourage ourselves for the return leg.
‘’I am happy all of you agreed to be part of this session and give your time to listen to all the instructors.
‘’Like I have said on various platforms, exchanging knowledge and picking up knowledge is endless. And once you dedicate your time to sessions like this, you can only add on and improve,” Kurt Okraku said during the UEFA Assist Technical Development programme.
The programme was held by the GFA led by UEFA Consultant Roger Meichtry, with the support of Technical Director Bernhard Lippert and Director of Coach Education Professor Joseph Kwame Mintah.