Honours
- African Cup of Nations: Finalist with Cameroon in 2008
- Al-Merrikh Sudanese Cup Winner 2007, Finalist of CAF Confederation Cup 2007
- World Cup: Appearances: 2006 with Togo
- Nejmeh SC: Lebanese Premier League 2004–05 Champion 2005, Lebanese Elite Cup Champion 2004, 2005 AFC Cup Qualification 2005, Lebanese Super Cup Champion 2004
- CS Sfaxien: Tunisian League Cup Champion 2003, Arab Champions League Qualification 2003
- Al-Zamalek: League Cup Champion 2002, African Champions League Qualification 2002, FIFA Club World Championship Qualification 2002, African Cup Winners' Cup 2000, Egyptian League Champion 2001-2002, Egypt Cup Champion 2001-2002, CAF Super Cup final 2001-2002
- World Cup: Qualification with Saudi Arabia in 1998, Arab Nations Cup Winner in 1998, Finalist at the 1998 Gulf Cup of Nations in Bahrain. FIFA Confederations Cup Appearances: 1997,
- African Cup of Nations: Finalist: 1992 with Ghana
- Africa's Manager of the Year in 1992
- FIFA U-17 World Championship: Champion 1991 with Ghana
- African Cup of Nations: Appearances: Zaire 1988
- U-19 African Cup of Nations: 1983 Champion with Côte d'Ivoire
- African Cup of Nations: Appearances: Upper Volta (now: Burkina Faso) 1978
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