Laryea Kingston, the coach for the Ghana U-17 National Team (Black Starlets), has issued a press release stating, “I take full responsibility and sincerely apologize for letting down everyone who has been negatively impacted by my decision to resign as the coach for the national U-17 team.”
Coach Kingston stated that the team worked very hard for several weeks for the chance to reach the final of the WAFU tournament and compete for the ultimate prize, but it was not to be. He expressed his unreserved apology for failing to repay the trust, love, and support they have graciously received from Ghanaians.
Laryea Kingston sincerely apologized again for any misunderstanding, inconvenience, and embarrassment his decision to announce his resignation last Saturday caused. After careful consideration, he acknowledged that he could have handled things better and stated that this experience will serve as a guiding lesson for him moving forward. He assured Ghanaians of his continual love for the nation and wish to serve in other capacities if given another opportunity.
He thanked the Ghana Football Association (GFA) for the opportunity given to him to serve as the head coach for the Black Starlets, as well as the immense support from Ghanaians from all walks of life, the technical teammates, and the talented players he worked with as coach.
Coach Kingston also expressed a heartfelt apology to the President of Ghana and to the global community at large.
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