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Former Black Stars coach, Kwesi Appiah believes he has improved as a coach two years after leaving the Ghana job.
The former Black Stars defender is currently coach in Sudan where he is in charge of Al-Khartoum.
He led the Sudanese side to finish 5th in the league. Despite this, he was adjudged the best coach in the Sudanese league and he feels it is because he has improved as a coach/
‘’By the grace of God I am the best in Sudan," he told Joy Sports.
‘’There is an absolute big difference coaching the national team and a club side even though I coached Kotoko before taking up the Black Stars job,’’
‘’In recent years there has been a lot of improvement and I have actually learnt a lot coming to Sudan. It has also widened my scope of coaching and I believe in future I will impact it on other coaches and players from Ghana.’’
Kwesi Appiah is the first local coach to send Ghana to the World Cup.
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