Karim Abdul Razak

Former Ghana assistant coach, Karim Abdul Razak, says if he gets a team outside he would leave the country. The “Golden Boy” last got involved in a coaching job when he managed Malian side Stade Malien between 2011 and 2012. He has since lamented his woes of not been offered coaching jobs in Ghana, and therefore if he gets an offer abroad, he would take it and leave Ghana because he is frustrated. "Right now if I get a team outside Ghana I will leave but here in Ghana, is no. My heart is fed up here. Yes, I don't…

Former Ghanaian international, Karim Abdul Razak has revealed that, having won several laurels in Togo, Benin and Mali as a coach he received his first coaching certificate in Ghana. Razak took charge of second-tier club Al-Marthiya in 2000 after ending his spell as assistant coach to Italian trainer Giuseppe Dossena who was head coach of Ghana from 1998 to 2000. According to Razak, when he first landed in the Middle East, he was not moved to sign any deal with the club due to monetary issues but was contacted after seven years to come for his role. He said though…