Former Ghana international Kim Grant has expressed interest in assuming the vacant coaching position with the Black Stars.
Following Ghana’s exit from the Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup, Otto Addo, who had signed a six-month contract with the Ghana Football Association (GFA), resigned from his position.
The Black Stars coaching job is now vacant with several wild rumours flying around with certain names being suggested as potential replacements.
Kim Grant who was last in charge of Accra Hearts of Oak has thrown his heart into the ring as he eyes Ghana’s coaching role.
Speaking in an interview with Oyerepa FM on Monday, the former Heart gaffer expressed his readiness to take the Black Stars hot seat.
“Off course, I will be interested, who will not be interested in coaching his national team? I was born in Ghana, speak the language, and understand the mentality. I’ve played at the highest level and coached at the very top level,” Coach Kim Grant shared.
The ex-Black Stars player added, “Every day I am learning, I am improving as a coach, I’m studying still and I’m still looking to do my pro license now so I’m developing all the time.
“I will take any challenge that will come to my face because I want to improve myself, I want to be the best coach in the world.”
The GFA is expected to name a new coach in the coming days as the AFCON 2023 qualifiers will return early next year.