Ex-Kotoko forward Eric Bekoe lands GFA coaching role

Former Asante Kotoko striker Eric Bekoe has taken on a new role as the assistant coach of the national U-19 male team, as revealed by the Ghana Football Association (GFA) on Monday.

This partnership aims to foster a nurturing environment for young Ghanaian players to thrive and excel in their footballing careers.

The establishment of the new U-19 team aligns with the GFA’s strategic vision of creating a structured pathway for the development of young football talent in Ghana.

His leadership and guidance will be instrumental in shaping the future stars of Ghanaian football.

Zito’s role extends beyond coaching, as he is expected to instill a culture of excellence and professionalism within the national U-19 team.

By fostering a competitive environment and emphasizing skill development, Zito aims to equip young players with the tools they need to succeed both on and off the pitch.

This appointment marks a natural progression for Zito, who has previously served as the head coach of the national U-15 and U-17 teams.

His experience in youth football development positions him as a key figure in shaping the future of Ghanaian football.

Under Zito’s leadership, the national U-19 team is poised to make significant strides in player development and international competition.

By harnessing the strengths of both coaches, the national U-19 team is well-positioned for success in its developmental journey.

Bekoe’s appointment as assistant coach underscores the importance of grooming local coaching talent and providing opportunities for career advancement within the Ghanaian football landscape.

His transition from player to coach exemplifies the potential for individuals to contribute to the growth and development of the sport in Ghana.

As the national U-19 team embarks on its journey under the guidance of Zito and Bekoe, there is optimism surrounding the team’s prospects.