Serbian coach, Milovan Rajevac says he will gladly welcome opportunity to coach Ghana’s senior national team, the Black Stars again.
Rajevac, 66, was named as Ghana coach in August 2008 and made history with the Black Stars by qualifying them to the quarter-final stage of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
Ghana, four-time African champions, shook the world by playing at the quarterfinals in the tournament after losing out to Uruguay via penalty shootout.
After 10 years of leaving the job, the former Al Ahli has disclosed in an interview that he is open to return as Ghana coach.
”Off course Ghana is my second country and the success I achieved there and how I felt cannot be compared to anything in this world. I still have many friends and in touch with a lot of them. Everyone at the GFA,the media and my technical team contributed to my success,it was a collective success,” he told KUMASI FM 104.1MHZ.
”I will visit Ghana in the future at least as a tourist but to talk about professional engagement,off course I will be interested,it will be very difficult to reject it because of my feelings for Ghanaians,” added the Serbian tactician.
