Veteran coach Bashir Hayford says he is revitalized to return to the touchlines after taking a break.
The two-time Ghana Premier League winning coach resigned from AshantiGold this March after string of poor results.
With the season coming to an end, the acid-tongue trainer wants to stage a comeback.
''I have had enough rest after parting ways with Ashgold and now ready to join any club that is able to meet my demand,'' Hayford told Abusua FM.
''I have retired from Ghana Education service [GES] therefore I am ready to return to the pitch and continue my coaching career.''
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