The Legal and Regulatory Officer for the Sudanese Football Federation, Badreldin Ibrahim, has admitted that their head coach Kwasi Appiah is involved in a situation of conflict of interest.
Appiah is an Executive Council Member of the Ghana Football Association after an winning the elections through his role as an Interim Management Committee of Asante Kotoko.
He was then appointed as Sudan national team head coach, which means he will be involved in making decisions regarding the Black Stars.
Speaking on the matter, Badreldin Ibrahim was clear on the situation.
"The conflict is there, but it is a unique and emotionally charged situation for Kwasi Appiah. Playing against Ghana in the AFCON qualifiers is a test of Coach Kwasi Appiah’s professionalism and his commitment to the Sudanese Football Federation.
"He has very good experience that he can bring to the table, which can be advantageous for us, but it will be proven when we see the results and performance. But the conflict is there," he said.