Adam Larsen Kwarasey, a former goalkeeper for the Black Stars, may take on the role of senior national team goalkeeper's trainer, according to reports,

The 35-year-old, who announced his retirement from professional football in 2020 after finishing a three-year stint with Vlerenga, is slated to succeed Richard Kingson as the next goalkeeper's trainer.

The new Black Stars coach, Chris Hughton, is rumoured to have made a few changes to the technical staff, which could result in the hiring of a new goalkeepers' trainer and video analyst, as reported by GhanaWeb on Monday, March 13, 2023.

An unnamed source claims that the new manager is open to hiring both a new video analyst and a goalkeeper's trainer.

This could see Richard Kingson, the current goalkeepers' trainer, and Awal Kamin, the video analyst, lose their jobs.

The Norwegian-based goalkeeper was Ghana’s first choice at the 2012 AFCON, as the Black Stars finished 4th in the tournament.

The goalkeepers were later chosen to be Ghana’s safest pair for the 2014 World Cup.

Kwarasey won two trophies each with Stromsgodset, Portland Timbers, and Rosenborg. He was awarded the Best Goalkeeper at Tippeligaen in 2013 and also earned the MLS Save of the Year in 2015.

Adam Larsen Kwarasey is currently the co-founder and sporting director of FC Oslo, a team based in Norway.

Ghana will face Angola in a doubleheader later this month in the 2023 AFCON qualifiers.