Former Egypt coach El-Badry eyes Black Stars job

Ex-Egypt and Al Ahly coach Hossam El-Badry has expressed interest in the Black Stars Ghana job.

The Black Stars post is vacant following Serbian-born Milovan Rajevac’s dismissal last Saturday after Ghana’s group stage exit from the AFCON 2021 in Cameroon.



“Hossam El-Badry contacted his partners in Ghana, asking them to inform the GFA of his interest,” Kingfut.com reports.

“Meanwhile, El-Badry will in the coming days submit his credentials to the GFA for consideration as the next Black Stars manager.”

El-Badry, 61 was Egypt coach from 2019 to October 2021 when he was fired after The Pharaohs collected a win and draw in their opening two group games of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 qualifiers.

He was replaced by current Egypt coach Carlos Queiroz who has steered them to the final qualifying phase.

But Queiroz has also come under-fire following his sides’ poor displays at AFCON where they have a massive last 16 showdown on Wednesday against Cote d’Ivoire.

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