Newly appointed Inter Allies head coach, Kenichi Yatsuhashi has disclosed he is more matured as a coach.
The Japanese-American tactician revived the Ghana Premier League when he was appointed as the manager of Hearts of Oak but he was controversially shown the exit door by the management of the club at the end of the 2015/16 Ghana Premier League season.
Kenichi welcomed a new challenge when he left the shores of the country by taking up a managerial job at Ifeanyi Ubah but surprisingly let the Nigerian giants.
After arriving in the country, the hard working manager says he is now matured as a coach.
“I’ve been to many places that have made me wise and more matured and that will benefit my coaching and the club,” he told Class FM
“I have far more experienced now because I know what it’s like to coach in Ghana,” he added.
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