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Former Asante Kotoko coach, J.E. Sarpong has cautioned Kwesi Appiah after applying for the vacant Black Stars coaching job.
Appiah speaking in an interview with Kumasi-based Sompa FM confirmed that he has applied for the vacant job.
However, Coach Sarpong, says Kwesi Appiah was sacked by this same administration when his contract expired four years ago.
He advised the 61-year-old to rescind his decision to apply for the vacant job because he will not even be considered.
“Kwesi Appiah should not involve himself with these GFA people. Looking at the circumstances under which he left the Black Stars, he should have advised himself that there are clubs in the country he can coach, but why is he always going after the national team?", Coach Sarpong said on Happy FM.
“In Egypt, look at how people insulted and abused him. So he hasn’t learned a lesson from it. The chances are that they will not give him the job. So why is he going there? "These are the same people who fired you.
He added: “Is it the right time for Kwesi Appiah to return to the Black Stars? "Do you think these people, whom you washed in public, will be able to work with you?
"Where he is heading is on slippery ground," he added.
The Black Stars have been without a head coach following Otto Addo's resignation after the country's early exit at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
Meanwhile, the GFA is expected to name a new coach before Ghana’s next assignment in March in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
Appiah speaking in an interview with Kumasi-based Sompa FM confirmed that he has applied for the vacant job.
However, Coach Sarpong, says Kwesi Appiah was sacked by this same administration when his contract expired four years ago.
He advised the 61-year-old to rescind his decision to apply for the vacant job because he will not even be considered.
“Kwesi Appiah should not involve himself with these GFA people. Looking at the circumstances under which he left the Black Stars, he should have advised himself that there are clubs in the country he can coach, but why is he always going after the national team?", Coach Sarpong said on Happy FM.
“In Egypt, look at how people insulted and abused him. So he hasn’t learned a lesson from it. The chances are that they will not give him the job. So why is he going there? "These are the same people who fired you.
He added: “Is it the right time for Kwesi Appiah to return to the Black Stars? "Do you think these people, whom you washed in public, will be able to work with you?
"Where he is heading is on slippery ground," he added.
The Black Stars have been without a head coach following Otto Addo's resignation after the country's early exit at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
Meanwhile, the GFA is expected to name a new coach before Ghana’s next assignment in March in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.