Coach Opeele Boateng backs Ghana Premier League player exodus; disagrees with Avram Grant

Isaac Opeele Boateng
Isaac Opeele Boateng

Coach Isaac Opeele Boateng is at variance with Black Stars coach Avram Grant over the exodus of locally based players.

Grant argues that players must spend at least two years in the Ghana Premier League before leaving abroad.

The former Chelsea manager believes that will increase the chances of home-based players to feature for the senior national team.

“Maybe Avram Grant does not know the state of the Ghanaian economy. It’s not easy. Some clubs pay players 100 and 150 cedis monthly with some players being owed three to four months salaries,” the former Kotoko coach said on Asempa FM last Saturday.

“It’s not possible for you to tell a player to stay here for two to three years.”


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2 responses to “Coach Opeele Boateng backs Ghana Premier League player exodus; disagrees with Avram Grant”

  1. Foolish opeele ,drug addict zongo.All these fools knows is unreasonable attention seeking.What has opeele achieved as a coach.
    Grant is right.No wonder some Ghanaian players are peddling as male prostitute in Thailand .

  2. What the man is saying is the truth. How do you expect a player to live on such amount of money? Don’t allow your emotions and hatred for the man cloud your judgment. Though I agree with Avram Grant, the realities on the ground makes it almost impossible for a players to spend few more years here, that is a fact.

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