Daniel Amokachi Earns CAF a Coaching Licence in Morocco
Former Super Eagles striker Daniel Amokachi has completed the CAF A coaching licence course in Morocco, adding another advanced qualification to his coaching credentials.
Former Super Eagles striker, Daniel Amokachi, has completed the CAF A coaching licence course in Morocco.
Amokachi announced the achievement in a Facebook post on Wednesday, expressing appreciation to the Moroccan Football Federation for the opportunity.
“Finally CAF A in the bag. Thank U Moroccan Football Federation, for the opportunity,” he wrote.
The former Nigeria international, popularly known as ‘The Bull’, has previously worked as a coach in Nigeria and abroad, including serving as an assistant coach with the Super Eagles.
The new qualification adds to Amokachi’s coaching credentials as he continues his career in football management.
The CAF A licence is one of the advanced coaching qualifications issued under the Confederation of African Football’s coaching education structure.
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