One of Ghana's highly-rated trainers Isaac Opeele Boateng has ended his coaching exile by signing to lead a second division club.
The young coach has started recruiting players for newly-form First Capital United as they make their debut on the football scene.
Opeele, who is known as the Mourinho of Ghana football, has refused to coach a side since qutting Okwawu United over one year ago.
He has been concentrating on his studies for a law degree and also as a pundit for local sports radio station Asempa FM as well as a columnist for the Graphic Sports newspaper.
Opeele had resisted attempts to coach several top-flight sides but has been moved by the vision to build a squad from scracth.
"I like challenges. I have been out of coaching for some time now and I think I have done a lot at the high level but I need a new challenge," Opeele told MTNFootball.com.
"The challenge is to roll up my sleeves and go to the trenches to discover new players and new talents for the country.
"The owners of First Capital United are motivated to do something and I share in their vision. That's why I have taken this new task having coached at the high level."
First Capital United is owned by a Ghanaian bank First Capital United who are keen on making a foray into the football industry to boost their profile in the country.
Opeele has coached some of the top clubs in Ghana including giants Asante Kotoko.
He previously worked at Mighty Jets, Sekondi Hasaacas and Kessben FC, Tema Youth and Tete Atenpong  United.
Source: MTNFootball.com