It seems that there have been changes in the coaching staff of the Burkina Faso national football team, the Stallions. The assistant coach, Sidi Napon, and the general manager, Gualbert Kaboré, have been restructured to improve the team’s performance.
The decision to reframe the coaching staff reportedly stems from disagreements between Sidi Napon and the head coach, Paul Put. The conflict had created tension within the team, and efforts were made to ensure a peaceful atmosphere for the African Cup of Nations (CAN) in South Africa.
To address the ongoing issues, Sidi Napon has been reassigned to take charge of the junior national team. This move is seen as a measure to permanently calm the situation within the technical management of the Stallions.
It is not uncommon for changes to occur in coaching staff to improve team dynamics and results. The hope is that these adjustments will positively impact the Burkina Faso national team and contribute to a more harmonious and successful future.
