German coach Lippert clarified Ghana’s Afcon strategy

Bernard Lippert, technical director of the Ghana Football Association, believes that the Black Stars need to play an attractive football brand in order to achieve its next two main goals.

The Black Stars have set their sights on securing qualifications for the 2022 World Cup and will win the African Cup of Nations in Cameroon next year.

Ghana hopes to end a 40-year drought in the Intercontinental Finals from January 9th to February 6th.

“We must get used to [the players] And to find the last team, we must also build this team. “Lippert told Citi Sports .

“If we really want to qualify for the World Cup and succeed at Afcon, we have to improve a little bit, we have to play more successful games, and maybe we need to attract more football.”

Ghana defeated Sao Tome and Principe 3-1, and scored 1-1 with South Africa to ensure qualification for the upcoming Afcon final.

“[My time with the Black Stars] To be honest, it’s too short to judge everything in just five months. We are still in the selection process,” Lippert, who took over as Ghana’s technical director last October Say at the beginning of this month .

“We have a lot of players, I think more than 50, now is the time to complete the selection process, focus on the lineup of 25 to 30 players, and really provide them with tactical and group tactical preparation to make the team truly strong.

“Almost every game we played with a different lineup, in my opinion, this may be too many changes, because we change too often.

“But in the end, it is still necessary to find the best players. We have a new coaching staff, so we also hope to adapt to them and find the final lineup.”

The draw for the final of the Afcon final will be held on June 25.

In the World Cup qualifiers, Ghana was drawn in the second round against South Africa, Ethiopia and Zimbabwe. The round was originally scheduled to start next month but is now postponed to September.