Amrouche's Zebras deal close

Friday, July 26, 2019

Amorouche arrived in the country this week

Adel Amrouche moved closer to becoming the new Zebras coach after holding talks with the Botswana Football Association (BFA) this week. The Belgian, who has had coaching stints in Burundi, Kenya and Libya arrived in the country on Tuesday.

He met BFA officials on Wednesday and Thursday, as a deal is imminent, if terms are agreed.

BFA president, Maclean Letshwiti said the coach was in the country for interviews, although he admitted an appointment was close.

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Amrouche's Zebras deal close

Adel Amrouche moved closer to becoming the new Zebras coach after holding talks with the Botswana Football Association (BFA) this week. The Belgian, who has had coaching stints in Burundi, Kenya and Libya arrived in the country on Tuesday.

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