Coach Karim Zito appointed head coach of Ghana’s U-19 male team
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has taken a significant step towards enhancing the country’s youth football infrastructure by appointing Abdul Karim Zito as the Head Coach of the newly established national U19 male team.
This strategic decision highlights the GFA’s strong commitment to nurturing young talent and promoting a culture of sustained excellence across all national teams, aligning perfectly with its goal of creating a comprehensive developmental pathway for Ghanaian players from grassroots to elite levels.
Assisting Zito in this important role is former Asante Kotoko striker Eric Bekoe, whose extensive experience and positive approach will complement Zito’s leadership qualities.
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Abdul Karim Zito brings a wealth of coaching experience and a proven track record in talent development to his new role. With a coaching career that has seen him work with reputable clubs such as Asante Kotoko, Hearts of Oak, and Dreams FC, Zito is highly regarded for his ability to nurture young talents into competitive players on the global stage.
Having previously guided Ghana to victory in the U20 WAFU Championship in 2020 and the U20 AFCON title in 2021, Zito’s credentials demonstrate his ability to nurture and develop young footballers effectively.
His appointment represents a natural progression in his coaching journey, having previously served as the Head Coach of the national U15 and U17 teams. Zito’s deep understanding of youth football development makes him the ideal candidate to lead Ghana’s U19 team to greater success.
Under Zito’s leadership, Ghana’s U19 team is set to embark on a transformative journey focused on comprehensive player development, reflecting Ghana’s football philosophy.
