Avram Grant: Motivator, Organiser

It is believed that his rich experience will turn things around for the Black Stars.

Former Chelsea boss, Avram Grant is the coach of the Ghana national football squad. The 59-year-old signed a 27-month deal to take over from Maxwell Konadu, who had been in charge since Kwesi Appiah left in September 2015. His contract will finish in February 2017 after the Africa Cup of Nation in Gabon.

Grant is the 32nd head coach of the Black Stars. The Ghana football coach has rich talents and has been the bane of many African coaches. He is known to be a motivator and an organiser and has a certain stature to manage the egos of the players as well as their expectations and those of Ghanaians in general. It is believed that his rich experience will turn things around for the Black Stars.

Born in 1955 in Petah Tika, Avram Grant is an Israeli football manager. He is the coach of the Black Stars since 2014.  Grant, who as Chelsea boss suffered defeat by Manchester United in the 2008 European Champions League final, was most recently the technical director at Thai side BEC Tero Sasana.

His previous coaching role was at Partizan Belgrade from 2012 to 2014, during which time he steered ...

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