Dwight Yorke: Man United treble winner under consideration for top international job

Dwight Yorke, a former Manchester United striker who won the treble in his first season, is reportedly being considered for an important international football job. Yorke, who played for clubs including Blackburn Rovers, Birmingham City, and Sunderland, spent four seasons at Manchester United, scoring 65 goals in 152 appearances. He previously managed Australian side Macarthur FC and Trinidad and Tobago, but left his coaching role in February.

Yorke's interest in the Ghana head coach position has been confirmed by a Ghanaian media outlet, though it has not been officially confirmed by the Ghanaian Football Association. The potential appointee includes other well-known figures such as Pape Thiaw, Aliou Cissé, and Walid Regragui. Yorke expressed his interest in the role, stating his appreciation for Ghana's history and the quality of players available.

The move comes after Carlos Queiroz left his position at the Ghana team, following their bottom position in the Africa Cup of Nations qualifying group.