Belgian frontrunner for Zebras job

Amrouche
Amrouche

Belgian, Adel Amrouche has emerged as the favourite to take over as the next Zebras coach. One of the frontrunners, Serbian, Jelusic Veselin and four others opted out of the race.

The former Libya coach, Amrouche will reportedly arrive in the country on Tuesday to watch the Zebras play Zambia in the first leg of the African Nations Championships (CHAN) in Francistown.The Zebras job fell vacant in February following the dismissal of David Bright. The Botswana Football Association (BFA) received more than 40 applications from across the globe, before the candidates were trimmed to six. But Amrouche has moved to the front of the queue, with a deal imminent.

BFA president, Maclean Letshwiti said he was not aware of Amrouche’s arrival for the Zebras match.

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