Former Ghanaian forward Charles Taylor has ignited a spirited debate by highlighting what he perceives as a scarcity of strong leadership qualities among Ghanaian coaches compared to figures like Spain's triumphant manager, Luis de la Fuente.

De la Fuente recently guided Spain to their fourth Euros title, known for his resolute decision-making and uncompromising approach, traits Taylor believes are lacking among many Ghanaian coaches.

Taylor identified only four Ghanaian coaches whom he believes possess such leadership qualities: Yaw Preko (Nsoatreman), Laryea Kingston (former Ghana U-17 coach), Karim Zito (Dreams FC), and Maxwell Konadu (Black Leopards).

He critiqued the current state of scouting and player development in Ghana, attributing missed opportunities to a lack of boldness among coaches.

He pointedly excluded Black Stars head coach Otto Addo from his list, viewing him more as a scout than a coach, contrasting him with the perceived boldness of Black Queens' coach Nora Hauptle.

Taylor's remarks, aired on Angel TV, are likely to provoke extensive discussion within Ghanaian football circles.

They prompt reflection on coaching styles and their impact on player development, raising questions about the direction of Ghanaian football leadership.