David Duncan has been appointed as the new assistant coach of the senior national team of Ghana.
The former Kotoko coach replace Ibrahim Tanko following the dissolution of all technical teams of the national teams.
Duncan, who has also coached Hearts of Oak will assist newly appointed head coach of Ghana, Charles Kwablan Akonnor.
Duncan has been clubless after he was sacked as Kotoko coach four years ago.
He led Ghana’s U-17 side to win silver at the 2005 African Under-17 Championship in Gambia and also worked as head coach for the Ghana U-23 in 2011.
Duncan holds Advanced national diploma from the USA which is equivalent to UEFA A License, CAF license A.
He has also had stints with clubs in Cyprus where he was appointed as a trainer of trainers for youth development in that country.
David Duncan has also had attachments with FC Copenhagen, Esberg FC in Denmark.
He has also coached South African club Free State Stars in 2018.
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