Ghana Football Association (GFA) is reportedly exploring the option of adding an experienced German coach to the Black Stars' technical team, sparked by concerns about current head coach Otto Addo's performance.

Reports from Asempa FM claim that GFA President Kurt Okraku recently held discussions in Germany with a coach who could bring additional expertise to the national team setup.

Although Otto Addo is expected to retain his position, the German coach would likely play a significant role on the backroom staff, lending his knowledge to guide the team forward.

This potential change is speculated to reflect the GFA's recognition of the Black Stars' struggle in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers, where Ghana has yet to secure a win in four matches, currently sitting third in their group with two points.

The GFA’s decision to bring on additional support suggests a shift in focus toward ensuring qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America, particularly if current performance levels persist.

Although Addo remains in his position, his tenure may depend on Ghana’s ability to qualify for the tournament.