The highly anticipated GFA-FIFA Beach Soccer Instructors Course is now in progress at the Ghanaman Centre of Excellence in Prampram.
The week-long course for 30 participants kicked off on Tuesday morning, officially opened by GFA’s German Technical Director, Bernard Lippert, and guided by renowned former Swiss international beach soccer player and coach, Angelo Schirinzi.
Schirinzi is widely regarded as the man who introduced professional Beach Soccer to Switzerland and has also established beach soccer technical foundations in Tahiti as well as the Bahamas.
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Also underway simultaneously at the Ghanaman Centre of Excellence is a FIFA Beach Soccer Referees course which is being led by veteran technical instructor Ben Chabaan from France.
A specially designed beach soccer pitch has been constructed by the GFA purposefully for the course and future beach soccer activities.
Also present and at the course is Beach Soccer Committee Chairman Yaw Ampofo-Ankrah, Ghana Referees Head Alex Kotey and newly formed Beach Soccer Clubs Union Director Kusi Gyamfi Awere.
Last Updated on March 21, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu
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