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AFCON winner becomes first local coach to announce Black Stars application

The former Black Stars schemer has put in his application for the vacant Black Stars coaching job.

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Razak who won league titles with Stade de Malian and Asante Kotoko believes he has seen it all at club level so it is time to assume the Black Stars coaching job.

“I have put in my application for the Black Stars coaching job,” he confirmed in an interview with Pulse.com.gh.

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The 60-year-old thus has become the first indigene to officially express interest in the Black Stars coaching job.

Meanwhile, the Ghana Football Association has named Maxwell Konadu as the interim coach of the team, while a 6-man task force headed by President Kwesi Nyantakyi has been set up to search for a substantive coach.

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Abdul Razak was the second Ghanaian to win the African Footballer of the Year (1978), after he was instrumental in helping the Black Stars win then 1978 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).

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