Ghana on the hunt for new national coach

Accra: The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has started interviewing coaches shortlisted for the vacant slot of senior national team coach.

Reports in the local media on Friday said five coaches had been pencilled down for the three-day interviews which are being here, reports Xinhua.

Former French international Willy Sagnol was the first to be interviewed by the six-member searching committee. Others to be interviewed are Belgian Hugo Broos, the current Cameroonian national team coach, who guided Cameroon to win this year’s Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), and local man Kwesi Appiah, who coached the Black Stars at the 2014 Fifa world cup in Brazil, currently coaching Sudanese side Al Khartoum.