Under-fire Black Stars coach Avram will watch the Ghana Premier League match between Inter Allies and Dream FC at the Tema Sports Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
This comes after the Ghana FA last week ordered the Israeli to return to the country to monitor the local league which is growing in excitement.
The GFA, clearly livid about Grant’s absence directed him through a terse correspondence to report to duty as soon as possible since his official leave was over.
Grant has promptly complied and arrived in the country on Saturday night to ensure he is available for the game between Inter Allies and Dreams FC.
He is expected to watch the game and spot local talents with possible call-ups in the Ghana national team, the Black Stars.
Ghana coach Avram Grant arrived in Accra last night. He will watch @ghana_league match between Inter Allies and Dreams FC in Tema today.
— Ghana FA (@ghanafaofficial) March 6, 2016
The Black Stars have a two-leg AFCON 2017 qualifier against Mozambique in Accra and Maputo on March 25 and 29 respectively, hence the GFA’s decision to call the Israeli trainer to order so he could also monitor the two-week-old Ghana Premier League.
Much against his promise to stay in the country and scout local talents and also organise clinics for local coaches during his unveiling in December 2014, Grant has been staying virtually in the UK under the guise of monitoring Ghanaian players in Europe.