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C.K Akunnor says he has returned from his coaching course in Germany a better professional.
The former Black Stars captain took a UEFA license course during the break in the Ghana League season and hopes it will help his bid to transform Sekondi Eleven Wise into a stronger force.
“It was difficult because there was a lot of class work which is always difficult. But I have come away better than ever,” he said.
Akunnor knows expectations will soar at Wise as he returns but says they must be realistic.
“There is always pressure but we must remember this not Hearts of Oak or Kotoko. This is Eleven Wise and that we are heading into only our second season after more than ten years out. The expectation must be realistic.”
Source: kickoff.com
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