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Newly established Juventus Academy Ghana has snapped up sports enthusiast Joyce Annor Yeboah as part of their technical team.
The decision to join the Juventus Academy Ghana is the latest development for Annor Yeboah after undergoing her CAF Licence D course with the Ghana Football Association.
The sports enthusiast is also a journalist and worked as part of the technical team at Ghana Women's League side Thunder Queens during the 2022/23 season.
Annor Yeboah originally aspired to be a football player but was forced to stop due to circumstances beyond her control.
She made the decision to join the Ghana branch of the Juventus Academy public on Thursday, February 15.
"I’m excited to share that I’ve joined Juventus Academy Ghana."
"While my aspiration to become a professional footballer faced setbacks, I shifted gears into coaching five years ago. It’s been a journey of growth and impact. Thank you," she wrote on her Twitter page.
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