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Former coach of Bechem United and Aduana Stars, Milisav Bogdanovic has expressed his profound interest to become the new coach at Ghanaian side Medeama.
The Montenegrin is currently unemployed after mutually parting ways with Aduana Stars in June this year.
The former Aduana trainer is tipped to take over from Prince Owusu who is said to join former Black Stars trainer Kwesi Appiah at Sudanese side Al Khartoum.
Bogdanovic who is still in Ghana is bent on handling a Ghana Premier side immediately the league resumes next year.
“I am the only expatriate with much knowledge in the Ghana league and my doors are open for any club that needs my services but will be glad to coach Medeama now.”
“Medeama is a fine club with a massive project and I would like to be part of that success and will be happy to work with owner Mosses Parker.” He added
Bogdan is credited for shaping the play of Bechem United and Aduana Stars during his stay with both clubs in the Ghana Premiership,
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