Serbian Bora Mulitinovic most likely to be the Greens’ future coach

The Algerian Football Association (FAF) has officially contacted the Serbian coach Bora Mulitinovic to succeed the current coach Rabah Saadane after the World cup, reliable sources have revealed.

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• A source close to the football association has indicated that Multinovic was about to take up the reigns of the “Greens” after the African cup of Nations in Angola but the good showing made by Ziani’s teammates during this tournament and their heroic victory over the “Elephants “ of Ivory led by Didier Drogba, delayed the decision.
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• The Serbian coach Bora Multinovic was present in Angola at that time to supervise the “Greens” in many occasions and followed the match versus Nigeria where the Algerian squad was defeated 1-0.
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• He has criticized the way the “Greens” played during this tournament despite reaching the semi-finals and holding the fourth position in the ranking.
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• Bora Multinovic hit the record as the first coach, who took part to five world cup tournaments in arrow, starting with Mexico in 1986, Costa Rica 1990, the United States 1994, Nigeria 1998 and China in 2002.
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• The German football legend, the “Kaiser” Frantz Beckenbahuer considers him as one of the best three coaches in the world.
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• Bora Mulitinovic is working as a consultant to the Qatari authorities as part of the campaign to host the 2022 world cup by this country. His name appears among the ten others that Echourouk has revealed earlier.
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• Saadane either among the staff of the federation or in the Emirates.
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• The president of the Algerian football federation, Mohammed Raouraoua has revealed to his assistants that he was forced to appoint another coach to prepare the upcoming African cup of Nations due to take place in Libya.
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• Algeria will play Tanzania, Morocco and the Republic of Central Africa in the qualifiers and the first match is due to take place on 3, 4 or 5 September, thus the urgency to find another coach right after the world cup.
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• For his part, Rabah Saadane will have to choose between holding a position as a manager or move to the United Arabs Emirates as a head coach.