Ghana
Ghana Football Association has retained Otoo Addo as head coach of the Black stars while Chris Hughton will continue as a technical advisor until December 2022.
In a statement by the football association on May 24, George Boateng and Mas-Ud Didi Dramani will assist Otoo.
“The quartet who masterminded Ghana's qualification to the Fifa World Cup Qatar 2022 tournament will stay on to see to Ghana's preparation for the world cup, the 2023 Afcon qualifiers, and the world cup itself.”
In March, Addo guided Ghana to qualification for the 2022 World Cup, beating Nigeria on the away goals rule after a 1-1 draw in Abuja.
Addo, a first-team coach with German Bundesliga club Borussia Dortmund, was placed in interim charge of the national side in February following the dismissal of Milovan Rajevac after a group-stage exit from the Africa Cup of Nations.
The 46-year-old worked alongside former Newcastle and Brighton & Hove Albion boss Hughton, who joined the Ghana Football Association after Rajevac's departure.
"Before the qualification games I knew of Otto, his history and where he worked - but I didn't know him personally," Hughton told BBC Sport Africa.
We have got on very well and are having regular conversations now."
Addo spent his entire playing career in Germany but won 15 international caps for Ghana, featuring at the 2006 World Cup.
Ghana has been drawn to face Portugal, South Korea and Uruguay in Group H at the World Cup finals, which are expected in Qatar later in the year.
Go to video
Paris Olympics: With the opening ceremony minutes away, get to know the African flag bearers
02:19
Paris Olympics: Fanzone celebrates African cultures and athletes
01:08
Barcelona's new coach to bring more direct style to the club
Go to video
Paris 2024 Olympics: Argentina “scandalized” by match against Morocco
01:30
UN report says around 733 million people globally faced hunger in 2023
Go to video
Kompany, Bayern's new head coach, is refining his strategy