Ghana is set to name Milovan Rajevac as the new coach of the Black Stars on a two year deal.<\/p>\n
He replaces the embattled Kwesi Appiah after Citi Sports indicated that the Serbian passed his interview on Thursday<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n A former boss to Appiah between 2009 and when he unceremoniously left the team after South Africa 2010, “Milo” Rajevac was hugely popular for his results-oriented style.<\/p>\n He was appointed at a time his CV was wafer thin, and since he left the 60-year old has been largely inactive.<\/p>\n But having largely been the mastermind who molded the backbone of this current Ghana team to prominence, the FA believe he simply is the best fix for a country waiting for a major trophy in 33 years.<\/p>\n Citi Sports understands that Milo, at Thursday’s interview, flatly refused to be Appiah’s technical adviser.<\/p>\n Ghana are currently chasing a place at the next African Cup, after beating Togo 3-2 on Wednesday to go second in Group E behind Uganda.<\/p>\n MORE DETAILS:<\/strong> Rajevac to replace Kwesi Appiah<\/a><\/p>\n –<\/p>\n By: Gary Al-Smith\/citifmonline.com\/Ghana<\/p>\n