Two-time Africa Cup of Nations-winning manager Herve Renard has picked his best XI of African players he has worked with in his career, and it includes six Ghanaian stars.
Click through the gallery above to see Renard's favourite African XI of footballers he has managed!
The Frenchman has had 13 different senior coaching jobs since he first began working as a professional manager in 1999, and has won three senior titles.
In 2012, Renard won the AFCON with Zambia, and picked up another piece of silverware in the form of the COSAFA Cup the following year, while he claimed his second AFCON title in 2015 with Ivory Coast.
Speaking with football journalist Juliet Bawuah recently, the 51-year-old was asked to pick a starting XI of African footballers he has managed in his career, and the boss thoroughly obliged, as per Futaa.
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Renard selected Ghana icon Richard Kingson as his goalkeeper after working with the shot-stopper during his spell as assistant manager of the Black Stars. Ivorian brothers Kolo and Yaya Toure were chosen in central defence and central midfield, respectively.
The French tactician was in charge of both former Premier League players from 2014 to 2015, helping the siblings lift the coveted AFCON title following a dramatic penalty shootout win over Ghana.
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Three Black Stars talismans make up Renard's front four, while two current Morocco players also feature in his selection – click through the gallery above to see his full team!
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