Head Coach Of Ghana’s Black Stars Has Been Sacked

Ghgossip can confirm that Milovan Rajevac, the head coach of Ghana’s Black Stars, has been fired.

The country’s football governing body will, however, select an interim head coach soon, according to our source.

This follows the Black Stars’ catastrophic African Cup of Nations campaign in Cameroon. Ghana’s quest towards the AFCON came to an end in the group stage after scoring just one point in three games against Morocco, Gabon, and Comoros in Group C.

The Black Stars finished last in their group, and it was the four-time champions’ worst performance since their first appearance at the continental tournament.

Similarly, the Ghana Football Association has been asked by the Ministry of Youth and Sports to reassemble a new management committee in order to begin preparations for the Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup playoffs in March.

In other news, Bulldog is angry with the government for investing in football, while others are angry with the Black Stars for their terrible performance at the AFCON.

The Ghanaian government, according to the outspoken artiste manager and entertainment analyst, should stop squandering taxpayers’ money on football and instead invest in the music and hotel industries.

It’s about time we stop wasting our taxes on sports especially football — and invest solely in our music and hospitality sector.

All the applause and accolades Ghana has out there in the world presently is owed to our entertainment and tourism industry.

Hospitality and entertainment is a high earner and healthy contributor to the country’s GDP.

Stop the foolish investment in football now!Invest in the arts. #DependOnGod#sikanhyiraadomaseda

Ghana’s national football team has been eliminated from the present African Cup of Nations competition. After losing 3-2 to Comoros in the group round, the squad finished last and thus exited the tournament.

Source: www.ghgossip.com