Serbian coach Milovan Rajevac has expressed interest in coaching Ghana for the second time.
The 66-year-old tactician enjoyed a productive two-year spell with the Black Stars from 2008 to 2010.
Rajevac led Ghana to the final of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in 2010 and also oversaw a run to the round of 16 of the FIFA World Cup in South Africa.
However, he left his post after refusing to sign a contract extension, moving on to join Saudi Arabian side Al-Ahli.
The Serbian has since had spells with Qatar, Algeria and Thailand, but has been without a job since 2019.
Speaking to Kumasi FM, Rajevac confirmed his interest in the Ghana job and referred to the country as his second home.
“Of course, I will be interested [if offered the opportunity to coach Ghana again]. It will be very difficult to reject it because of my feelings for Ghanaians,” he said.
“Of course, Ghana is my second country, and the success I achieved there and how I felt cannot be compared to anything in this world.”
He added: “I still have many friends and are in touch with a lot of them. Everyone at the Ghana Football Association (GFA), the media, and my technical team contributed to my success, it was a collective success.
“I will visit Ghana in the future, at least as a tourist [and possibly] to talk about professional engagement.”
Source: pulse.com.gh
