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FootballGhana Defender Pens Heartwarming Farewell Message to New Chelsea Boss Graham Potter
- Black Stars defender Tariq Lamptey has sent a goodbye message to new Chelsea boss Graham Potter
- The 47-year-old left Brighton and Hove Albion to join Chelsea last week following the sacking of Thomas Tuchel
- Tariq Lamptey worked with Graham Potter for two years at Brighton and Hove Albion, having joined the club in January 2020
Ghana defender Tariq Lamptey has bid ex-manager Graham Potter farewell following his departure from Brighton and Hove Albion.
Graham Potter joins Chelsea on a five-year deal as replacement for Thomas Tuchel who was sacked last week.
Lamptey enjoyed his best moments in the English Premier League under the tutelage of Graham Potter at Brighton and Hove Albion.
“Thank you for everything Gaffer it’s been a pleasure to work with you and also a big thank you to Billy, Bruno, Ben and Björn good luck with your next chapter,” Lamptey wrote on Instagram with a photo of him and the gaffer.
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The new Ghana right-back spent two decent campaigns with Graham Potter at the Amex Park.
Tariq Lamptey will be working with former Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana, who has been named interim manager at Brighton.
Tariq Lamptey happy to complete Ghana switch
Earlier, Sports Brief reported that former England U21 defender Tariq Lamptey has finally reacted to his nationality switch ahead of his Black Stars debut later this month.
The Brighton and Hove Albion right-back has been named in Ghana's squad for the international friendlies against Brazil and Nicaragua.
And in a video posted on social media, Lamptey expressed delight in switching nationalities to represent Ghana.
Graham Potter used to work as technical director of Ghana's female national team
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FootballChelsea's new manager, Graham Potter's rise in football could be traced to his early beginnings with the Ghana female national team.
The 47-year-old played a key role in the Black Queens World Cup participation in 2007, acting as the technical director of Ghana's female national team.
Following his ascendancy in football, it was ideal to look at how Graham Potter shaped Ghana's female football in the mid 2000's and the players he worked with.