Former Vice president of Ghana Football Association (GFA), George Afriyie says himself and some of the former FA members were not in support of Milovan Rejevac second coming.
The Serbian coach made a return as Black stars head coach after the sacking of Charles Kwabla Akonnor.
The second coming of the 67-year-old seems to have backfired after Ghana exited the AFCON tournament.
In an interview on Accra-based radio station Happy FM, George Afriyie admitted he was not in support of Milovan’s comeback.
“We need to look at Milovan Rajevac from 2010 and comparing him today it won’t be the same”.
“Football is evolving and a lot has happened since. He might have lost touch. We just took the easy way out by appointing him. Some of us were not in support of his coming especially when our second coming doesn’t work for us in terms of coaching”.
George added that Kurt Okraku should have factored in appointing a coach who could fit his vision for the Black Stars.
“You must always bear in mind that your next appointment fits in your vision”.
The Black Stars will be playing the super Eagles of Nigeria in the World Cup playoffs and are looking forward to appointing an interim coach for the game against Nigeria in March.
