Former Ghana international Laryea Kingston has described his appointment as head coach of Uganda’s men’s youth national teams as a perfect opportunity.
The Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) has appointed Kingston on a two-year deal, which will see him take charge of the country’s U-17, U-20, and U-23 men’s sides.
Speaking to Joy Sports after his unveiling, the former Black Stars winger expressed his excitement and determination to make a difference.
“I’m going to give 110% to the job. Whatever I’ve signed up for, I’m going to give my all, and I can’t wait,” he said.
“The most important thing for me is to make an impact wherever I go. Looking at the Uganda job, I felt it was the perfect opportunity at the right time,” Kingston added.
A holder of UEFA A and CAF B coaching licenses, Kingston brings considerable experience in nurturing young talent.
He previously worked with Ghana’s Right to Dream Academy and FC Nordsjælland in Denmark, where he played a key role in developing several promising African players.
Kingston also served as both assistant and head coach of Ghana’s U-17 national team, stepping down in May 2024 after narrowly missing out on qualification for the Africa U-17 Cup of Nations.
Before taking up the Ugandan post, he worked in a developmental coaching role at RPS Academies in the United States, continuing his focus on youth growth and football education.
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