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The Chief Executive of DataBank, Kojo Addae Mensah, has been appointed as replacement for Ace Ankomah on the five-member committee tasked with finding the next Black Stars coach.
On Friday, private legal practitioner Ace Ankomah rescinded his decision to serve on the Mark Addo-led committee.
Ace Ankomah was named as a vice chair of the five-member committee.
Following his decision to accept the role, Kojo Addo Addae Mensah will now assist GFA Vice President Mark Addo.
The other members of the committee, Prof J.K Mintah, Samuel Opoku Nti and William Caesar Kartey have all retained their roles.
The committee have set a deadline of February 2, 2024, for all applicants for the vacant Black Stars managerial job.
Ghana are in search of a new coach after Chris Hughton was sacked following an abysmal AFCON campaign.
Ghana exited AFCON 2023 at the group stage with just two points from three matches.
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