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Gossip: Ghana FA set to appoint Jose Mourinho’s ex-assistant Baltemar Brito as New Head Coach



With speculations on who will be named the new Head Coach of the senior national team of Ghana after the Ghana FA decided to dissolve the technical team of the national team and all other teams of the FA that represents the country.
A lot of names has already popped out with many being frenzies about who would be given the mandate to led the new face Ghana Football Association, The Black Stars of Ghana.
One name that has drawn a lot of attention is Baltemar Jose Oliveira Brito, who is a Brazilian national and has worked as an assistant coach to the “Special One” Jose Mourinho from his time at FC Porto, going on to Chelsea, on to Inter Milan and also was with him at Real Madrid.
Baltemar Brito as he’s mostly known by has had an illustrious coaching career working under the tutelage of one of the best coaches in the world for the past 20 plus year’s with the likes of Jose Mourinho and Jose Morais all through making him gain the requisite skills to demonstrate on his expertise to bring positives and great success to the national team.

Having had a couple of spells in Africa, where he was assistant coach to Jose Morais at Tunisian giants Esperance on brief stint. Before that, he was coach of Al Ittihad of Libya where he stayed for a season before moving onto his task in Tunisia to assist Morais. With his recent spell in Luxembourg Premier League being an urgent call upon to save Titus Petange who was in a relegation battle, Brito defies the odds to bring the team to 9th position at the end of the season.

On top of that, it is beloved that the Zambia national team is also on the verge of swooping for the Brazilian to lead the Chipolopolo to their glory days after a couple of hay days in recent times where Zambia missed out on the last AFCON competition and would make a strong bid to qualify for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

Source: herosportsgh.com
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