Belgian coach Marc Brys, recently dismissed from his position as head coach of Cameroon, is in contention to become the next coach of Ghana's Black Stars. According to reports from CFOOT, Brys was interviewed earlier this week and reportedly made a good impression on Ghanaian decision-makers with his profile and project for the national team.
Marc Brys took charge of Cameroon's Indomitable Lions between 2024 and 2025, an experience that helped him gain recognition on the African stage. His dismissal last December by FECAFOOT led him to seek new opportunities, and the vacant position in Ghana seems to offer him a chance to bounce back quickly.
The departure of Otto Addo, the former Ghana coach, has opened the way for several potential candidates, including Marc Brys. His name has been circulating for some time in Ghanaian football circles, and his recent interview seems to have strengthened his position.
However, the final decision has not yet been made. The Ghana Football Association (GFA) continues to evaluate other high-level applications. Two other names are regularly mentioned: Joachim Löw, the former coach of Germany, and Hervé Renard, known for his successes with several African national teams.
The choice of the next coach is crucial for Ghana, which is looking to qualify and perform well at the 2026 World Cup. The GFA is expected to announce its decision in the coming days, after carefully examining the different profiles and projects presented by the candidates. Brys' experience in Africa could weigh in his favor, but competition remains strong with renowned coaches like Löw and Renard.
