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On 15 January 2020, Akonnor was named the head coach of Ghana's National team the Black Stars. On 19 February 2009, Akunnor signed a contract as head coach for Sekondi Wise Fighters where he worked with his former nationalteam mate Nii Lamptey as his assistant. On 22 January 2010, he was named as the director of sport of the Sekondi Wise Fighters. His successor as head coach was Hans-Dieter Schmidt. On 19 March 2012, Akonnor was named as head coach of the Glo Premier League club Hearts of Oak. His predecessor as head coach was Nebojša Vučićević.

In September 2019, he was shortlisted for the head coach of the Guinea national team role but French national Didier Six was given the position. In early January 2020, his appointment as assistant coach of the Ghana national team was terminated. This happened as a result of the Ghana Football Association's decision to dissolve the technical crews of the senior teams. However, he was appointed as the head coach of Ghana on 15 January 2020. David Duncan was appointed as his assistant.

On 1 October 2018, he was appointed as the head coach of Asante Kotoko, where he served for nine months.

In 2005, Akonnor moved to Denmark to play with AC Horsens, playing an important part in the team's consolidation in the Danish first division, where they had just arrived in the previous season. He played one final season in Cyprus' top flight, with Alki Larnaca FC. In Summer 2008 left Cyprus and moved to Germany based club SC Langenhagen in the Oberliga Niedersachenliga-West. He played there until 18 February 2009 when he announced the end of his career.

At Wolfsburg, Akonnor quickly developed as a resourceful player and one of the team's most important elements and, in 2001–02, was given team captaincy. However, at the start of the following season he was injured (a knee problem which required an operation in 2003), prompting a January 2004 move to SpVgg Unterhaching, in a second-level return.

He first came to Germany in 1992, along with friend and national teammate Samuel Kuffour. Having played for six years with Fortuna Köln (all in the second division), he switched in 1998 to VfL Wolfsburg.

CK Akonnor had always been a born leader, and this had showed in the various level of his career, Egypt 1992 U-20/ Australia 1993 FIFA U-20,captained the U-23 (Atlanta 96) before also becoming the captain of the Black stars. He made 51 appearances thereafter and scored 12 goals. He made four appearances at the Africa Cup of nations ( 94,96,98,2000) and was named among CAF XI best players in 1998.

Charles Kwabla Akonnor (born 12 March 1974 in Accra) is a former Ghanaian international footballer who is the current manager of the Ghana national team. He has played as a versatile midfielder, mostly in Germany.