Former Ghana coach, Kwesi Appiah says he has no regrets handling the senior national team.
Appiah left his post in December 2019 after the Ghana Football Association kicked against renewing his contract.
The soft-spoken tactician was maligned by football fans which reached the ceiling after Ghana’s shock exit in the round of 16 at the 2019 African Cup of Nations which culminated in his departure.
“I don’t see any regret within my tenure at the national team of Ghana," he told Light FM.
"I did the best that I could which yielded results.
“And the most important thing is that you leave a legacy behind which will serve as a precedent for the upcoming talents.
“I was unfortunate then because of most of the time of handling the National Team.
“It was like I must search for quality players to replace the ones fading away, my first time in 2014 was a clear example to replace Essien, Stephen Appiah, Muntari, with Jordan, Atsu, and it continued during my second time,” Appiah concluded.
Appiah was replaced by his assistant, CK Akonnor.
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