A file photo of Ahmed Tijani with his new team at training
Faroe Islands club B71 Sandoy has appointed Ghanaian footballer Tijani Mohammed as the head coach of their female side.
Tijani, 29, still plays for the second-tier side and has been handed the head coach job of the female side in a mentoring program.
Mohammed will be completing his UEFA License B coaching course by the end of this year.
Mohammed will be perfecting his coaching skills and ideas with the female team of Faroe Islands' second-tier side.
Mohammed started his footballing career with Takoradi based lower-tier side Future Stars Academy before traveling to the tiny European country.
He has already begun work since given the opportunity as his side won 4-1 in their first league match of the season on Monday.
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