Former Ghana coach Otto Addo has opened up on the lack of opportunities for black coaches among European clubs.

Over the years, coaches from the African continent have struggled to land jobs in the European countries.

And Otto Addo, who currently the talent development coach at Dortmund has explained why black coaches struggle to land jobs in Europe.

“Black coaches are "crassly underrepresented in European football, especially in England or France, where many people with a migration background live due to history," the 46-year-old told the magazine "11 Freund", "racist structures are lived unconsciously."

For Addo, the lack of black coaches is also a reflection of society: "Unfortunately, the fact is that people with a migration background are less likely to hold management positions everywhere, including in football."

Otto Addo led the Black Stars to the 2022 World Cup where Ghana exited the group stage after defeat to Uruguay.