Paa Kwesi Fabin Ready To Take Up Club Coaching Role After World Cup Failure

Head coach of the Black Starlets, Paa Kwesi Fabin has confirmed that he is ready to take up a club coaching job after wandering with the Starlets team for 24 months without being paid.

The experienced gaffer has come under huge pressure after failing to win the ultimate at the ongoing FIFA U-17 World Cup in India.

Paa Kwesi Fabin and his boys were crashed out of the competition in a painful 2-1 defeat by their nemesis Mali in an all-African quarter-final clash which sent them packing from the tournament.

Upon their arrival at the Kotoka International airport on Tuesday afternoon, the former Asante Kotoko trainer revealed that he is ready to drop his job and take up a club assignment where he is assured of a regular income.

"It's not easy coaching the national U17. I have done my part and so if I am asked to stay aside, I will be very glad. After sending my report, I will advise myself.

He emphasised on his readiness to take up a club assignment as he appears fed up with the national team job.

"Am ready to take up a club now after contributing my quota to the national team, coaching for over 2 years without salary. Should I get any good offer, I will go for it," he added.

Paa Kwesi Fabin has spent close to seven years as head coach of the national U17 side but has failed to win a silverware with the side.