Former Ghana head coach Milovan Rajevac says he has unfinished business with the Black Stars after two stints with the West African country.
The Serbian was fired after leading Ghana to a historic low performance at the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon.
He first coached Ghana between 2008 and 2010 before returning for the second stint in September 2021 before he was sacked in January 2022.
The 68-year-old, who almost made history at the 2010 World Cup by becoming first African nation to reacht the semifinal, believes he’s not done with Ghana yet.
“I have unfinished business with Black Stars. No one knows what the future holds,” he told Akoma FM.
“Ghana is my second home, so if another opportunity arises for me to come there, I will consider it seriously. Last time I didn’t have enough time to implement everything I wanted, like the first time in Ghana. In order to achieve great targets, time is of the essence.”
He added that he would choose the 2010 team when he was asked to name his best player during his stints with Ghana.
“It’s difficult to choose one player because I had the opportunity to work with so many great players, so I prefer to choose the whole team from 2010,” he added.
“Team is more important than the individuals. I’m proud of the unity, mutual support and eagerness we had all together.”