Michael Essien, former Black Stars and Chelsea midfielder has successfully secured his UEFA A License coaching course.
This allows the former Real Madrid midfielder to coach the youth and senior teams of any football club in the world.
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Under his license, fans have hailed him as the ideal material for the Black Stars coach.
Michael Essien took to his social media platform to confirm the feat and express his excitement at the accomplishment.
In the Facebook post, Esssein, now the youth team coach of the Danish football team FC Nordsjlland, said he is ready for bigger feats.
Step by step, I am learning and growing as a coach. Happy to have completed my UEFA A and UEFA Elite Youth A license. Thanks to the family, @fawales, my tutors, my mentor and RTD/FCN for the support. And big thank you to Tom Vernon and Flemming Pedersen for giving me the opportunity to work in the RTD/FCN organisation, I am looking forward to continue developing on and off the pitch. On to the next Course.
Michael Essien in his prime played key Premier League roles for Chelsea, where he helped them win a number of trophies including the Champions League. He also played for Real Madrid at one point.
As a sacked coach, many believe that, like Frank Lampard, he will have a key position to coach Chelsea or Ghana’s national team, the Black Stars.
Still on sports news, Black Stars midfielder Mubarak Wakaso wrote an emotional message to his friend Christian Atsu, saying he misses the Hatalyaspor winger, who has yet to be found after the earthquake in Turkey.
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Wakaso took to his Facebook wall to reveal that he watched all the good times he had with his friend, saying he was looking forward to seeing you.
“Can’t stop watching our good times miss you bro can’t wait to see you,” he said.
This is Wakaso’s second post since Atsu was declared missing, the first being a false report about the discovery of the winger.
