Orlando Wellington is optimistic of succeeding at Heart of Lions after he was officially appointed as the new head coach of the club.
The assistant coach of the Black Satellites at the ongoing World Youth Championship in Egypt will assume the new role when the competition ends in a fortnight.
Wellington has had wealth of experience having worked under former coaches Hans Vander Plym, Francis Oti Akenteng and new Kotoko coach Paa Kwesi Fabin.
He told Ghanasoccernet: "I am honoured with the confidence imposed in me y my employers and I promise to do my best so I don't let them down"
"It is a great opportunity for me to showcase the stuff I am made off and I am hopeful we will do well next season like previous years."
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