Sudan renews confidence in Kwesi Appiah until 2029

The Sudanese Football Federation has renewed its confidence in Ghanaian coach Kwesi Appiah, who will continue to lead the national team until 2029 in order to preserve technical stability.

Kwesi Appiah remains with the “Falcons of Jediane” until 2029

The president of the Sudanese Football Federation, Mutasim Gafar Sirelkhatim, announced the decision at a press conference held on Monday, confirming the federation’s support for the Ghanaian coach for the next stage.

Appiah took charge of the Sudanese national team in September 2023 and has led it in 35 matches, recording 11 wins, 10 draws and 14 defeats.

The national team scored 32 goals in those matches, while conceding 41, with an average of 1.23 points per match.

The federation’s president said at his press conference that the next stage would see continued efforts to develop Sudanese football, with an emphasis on training coaches and local officials.

He also expressed hope of achieving positive results in the upcoming fixtures and strengthening the presence of Sudanese national teams in continental competitions.

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