Didi Dramani, the assistant coach of the Black Stars, claims that the freshly created technical team for the national team is adamant about maintaining consistency.

On Sunday, the Ghana Football Association [GFA] announced Chris Hughton, George Boateng, and Didi as the Black Stars' new coaching staff.

The selection of Hughton as the new head coach would assure the continuation of the process started by the old coach, Otto Addo, last year, according to the former Asante Kotoko head trainer.

“The FA and the government’s collaborative mindset is a clear direction towards a deliberate and purposeful approach to remaining consistent but patient in modelling the process to create success,” he told Graphic Sports.

“Football matters need to be aligned with a clear direction from the now into the future and I think this is huge and must be a commitment for the various clubs to emulate.

“Definitely, deliberate approaches are the headlines of progression in developing our football and the Kurt Okraku-administration has clearly demonstrated that.

“It’s therefore clear that we need to build on the foundation and everyone must be on board in this process of creating success to build a comprehensive team that will stand the test of time,” the 56-year-old coach added.

Hughton served as the technical advisor of the Black Stars from February to December 2022, alongside coach Otto Addo and his assistants, Boateng and Dramani, from the World Cup playoff against Nigeria to the tournament proper.

The Black Stars, who are top of Group E for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers with four points based on goal difference, will host Angola, who also have four points, on Monday, March 20, 2023.