Former Ghanaian international, Augustine Arhinful has hinted that he will not put forward his name for the vacant Black Stars job but won’t turn it down if he is approached either.
The coaching job of the Black Stars has been vacant following the exit of Kwesi Appiah following the dissolution of the technical directorates of all the national teams in both the men and women’s division.
“I’m not going to apply for the Black Stars job but in the wisdom of the handlers if they think I can do the job and call me, why not,” he told Asempa FM.
He also confirmed that he has all the required certification needed to assume the position.
“I’ve successfully acquired all by coaching badges but let see,” he added.
The Ghana FA have been implored to hire the services of a local coach rather than an expatriate.
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