Ghana’s deputy coach, John Paintsil, was present at the intense regional derby between Nsoatreman and Bofoakwa Tano, continuing his assessment of local league players.
His focus wasn’t passive; he meticulously observed every detail, searching for potential stars who could shine on the international stage.
With a rich history as a player in European clubs like West Ham and Leicester City, Paintsil’s dedication to Ghanaian football remains unwavering. Now, in his role as deputy coach, he approaches player scouting with the same fervour he once exhibited on the field.

Throughout the season, Paintsil has traveled extensively across Ghana, visiting various local league venues in his quest for talent. He prioritizes traits like determination and team spirit over mere technical prowess, believing that true potential lies in a player’s character.
As the derby concluded, Paintsil’s mind buzzed with the prospects of the players he had observed. This was just another step in his ongoing mission to discover and nurture talent for the national team.
