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Kaieteur Sports – The Council of the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) has officially confirmed the appointment of Mr. Bryan Joseph as the Federation’s Technical Director.
Joseph had been serving in the role on an acting basis since 2023, following the departure of former Technical Director Ian Greenwood. During that period, he oversaw the implementation of several key football development programmes and technical initiatives aimed at strengthening the game at all levels across Guyana’s football landscape.
Expressing his appreciation for the Council’s decision, Joseph said: “I am happy that the Council has confirmed my appointment. I have given my all to this role, and it has now added motivation to push further. I remain committed to advancing football development in Guyana and working with all stakeholders to achieve our long-term objectives.”
President of the Guyana Football Federation, Mr. Wayne Forde, welcomed the confirmation of Joseph’s appointment.
“We are extremely proud of Bryan’s professional growth and his dedication to the role. He is the driver of our football development programmes and initiatives, and we look forward to supporting him in this important work.”
The Federation congratulates Joseph on his appointment and looks forward to his continued contribution to the advancement of football in Guyana.
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