The search for a new coach by the Ghana Football Association (GFA) for the Ghana national team, the Black Stars, continues after the dismissal of Chris Hughton.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has scheduled a press conference for Wednesday in Kumasi to discuss matters related to the national team and the sport in general.

Anticipation is high as the FA addresses the selection of the next coach, with over 600 applications received.

With the next international assignment approaching in March, the FA is expected to shed light on the technical leadership of the Black Stars.

To aid in the selection process, the GFA has formed a committee led by Vice President Mark Addo.

The committee aims to appoint a coach who embodies a winning mentality, aligns with Ghana's football philosophy, and resonates with the national team's ethos.

Among the applicants are notable figures such as former Bayern Munich coach Felix Magath, ex-West Ham coach Nikola Jurcevic, and former Black Stars assistant coach Maxwell Konadu.

Other applicants include former Bibiani Goldstars coach Michael Osei.

The deadline for applications has passed, and the GFA is currently engaged in the selection process.