Ghana captain Asamoah Gyan believes he has the natural qualities of a coach and harbours the dream of handling the senior national team in future.
The Shanghai SIPG striker is interested in undertaking coaching courses after his playing career to return to the dugout.
Gyan has achieved a lot as a player as he remains the country top scorer and African player with the most goals in FIFA World Cup history.
The 30-year-old sees himself as a natural coaching talent too.
"There was one qualifier against Togo in Tamale, and I was on the bench, I couldn't sit, you have to inspire the boys, and it comes naturally,' he told Footballghana.com
"I will try and do some coaching course and hopefully become black stars coach one day.'
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