Former Hearts of Oak coach, Eric Amponsah, embarks on a new journey as he joins the Sudan senior national team to bolster their goalkeeping department. The seasoned coach, who recently parted ways with Berekum Chelsea, brings a wealth of experience to Sudan’s football landscape, aiming to enhance their goalkeeping prowess.
Amponsah’s appointment comes as Sudan seeks improvement in their goalkeeping ranks, with the objective of strengthening their national team’s performance on the field. He steps into the role previously held by former Black Stars goalkeeper, Fatawu Daudu, with the expectation of transforming Sudan’s goalkeeping setup.
Having served as the goalkeeper’s coach during Samuel Boadu’s tenure at Hearts of Oak, Amponsah’s expertise and track record in developing talent make him a valuable addition to Sudan’s coaching staff. His tenure with Hearts of Oak saw him secure five significant titles for the Phobians, showcasing his ability to achieve success at the highest level.
Prior to his stint with Hearts of Oak, Amponsah also made significant contributions to Medeama SC, further solidifying his reputation as a respected figure in Ghanaian football. With his vast experience and proven track record, Eric Amponsah is poised to make a meaningful impact on Sudan’s national team, as they strive for excellence on the international stage.
