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Football: Dramani calls for sustainable strategy for Black Stars

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Mas-Ud Didi Dramani, a former assistant coach of Ghana’s men’s football team, says the Black Stars need to restore collective organisation and a coherent development strategy. He is calling for sustainable planning and continuity beyond immediate results as the team is rebuilt, according to 3news.

Mas-Ud Didi Dramani, a former assistant coach of Ghana’s Black Stars, has called on Ghana to adopt a structured, sustainable strategy to rebuild its men’s national team, according to 3news.

The former assistant coach is calling for greater consistency and a clearly defined development pathway for Ghanaian players. He also wants a team united around a shared goal, according to 3news.

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