Interim Black Stars coach Kim Lars Björkegren has refused to speculate about his chances of becoming Ghana’s substantive head coach, insisting that his immediate priority is to give his best and help the national team return to winning ways.
The Swedish tactician, who is currently overseeing the Black Stars, says he remains focused on the responsibility entrusted to him rather than looking too far ahead regarding his future with the team.
Björkegren stressed that his commitment is to support Ghana, provide the necessary guidance to the players and ensure the team delivers positive results in every game.
“I have to do my best when I’m here. My job is to support Ghana, be there for the boys and do my absolute best to win every game and help the boys back in this group. I’m doing my job now and we will see what happens after this,” he said.
His comments come amid ongoing discussions about the future of the Black Stars’ technical leadership, with Ghana seeking stability and a clear direction following a difficult period for the senior national team.
For now, Björkegren appears determined to let his work on the pitch speak for itself, leaving the decision on whether he will be handed the position on a permanent basis to the Ghana Football Association.
The Swedish coach’s immediate task remains restoring confidence, rebuilding team cohesion and delivering results as Ghana continues its quest to reclaim its place among Africa’s leading football nations.
