Former Black Stars coach Hebert Addo has died at the 37 Military Hospital after battling a short illness.
The 66-year-old had been at the 37 Military Hospitals over a week now after his health kept deteriorating.
Starr Sports crew had earlier this month visited the renowned coach and he had complained about the neglect by the Ghana Football Association (GFA).
The family is yet to officially announce the demise of the statesman.
He coached the Black Meteors (U23) (1981-82) and Black Satellites (U20) (1983-84) before graduating to the Black Stars (1983-86/87) and capping it off by winning the SWAG coach of the year award (1987).
1. MTN FA CUP finalist, Inter Allies F/C (first timers in the Premier League) – 2014
2. Premier League Champions, Aduana Stars FC (first timers in the league) – 2010
3. Runners UP (league) Accra Hearts of Oak S. C (Unbeaten in 30 matches) – 2003
4. Premier League Champions, Accra Hearts of Oak S.C – 2002
5. African Clubs Champions League Finalist (runners-up), Goldfields S.C – 1996/97
6. Premier League Champions, Goldfields S.C – 1995/96 & 1996/97
7. African Cup Winners Cup quarter-finalists, Shell F.C Gabon – 1990/91
8. F.A Cup Champions Shell F.C (Gabon) – 1989/90
9. League Champions, Asante Kotoko F.C – 1988
10. WAFU Champions, Kumasi Cornestone F.C – 1987
11. Winners SCSA Zone III Tourney, Black Stars in Liberia – 1987
12. Winners SCSA Zone III Tourney, Black Stars in Ghana – 1986
13. Winners SCSA Zone III Tourney, Black Stars in Cote d’Ivoire – 1983
14. WAFU Cup Finalist, Hasaacas F.C – 1983
15. Shegu Shagari Cup, Ghana Meteors, Nigeria – 1982
16. Winners WAFU Cup, Hasaacas F.C – 1982
Personal Honours:
1. SWAG Coach of the Year – 1987
2. Best Coach (Ghana) Award – 2009/2010
3. Champions (Three Nation Liberia Independence Cup) – 2010
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