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Milovan Rajevac is on the move again after his controversial 30-man provisional squad for the 2010 World Cup sparked the nation into a debate.
Ghana sports newspaper pages and airwaves have been full of debates about the sense or otherwise in including crocked stars John Mensah and Michael Essien and the low representation of home based players in the side but the man responsible for the major decisions in the team has not been around to listen.
The Serbian hopped on a plane to Qatar to see Quincy Owusu-Abeyie play last Friday, returned to Accra and after a series of meetings on Monday is on the move.
This time it is a mission to see Germany at close range, watch John Paintsil in the Europa League final and later have what he hopes will be one of many meetings with Portsmouth star Kevin-Prince Boateng.
Rajevac will be in the stands for the Europa league final when Atletico Madrid play Fulham with John Paintsil his main object of interest.
And then over the weekend, he will fly into England for the FA Cup Final and the chance for a chat with both Kevin-Prince Boateng and Michael Essien who he is hoping will be regulars in his side in South Africa.
Source: Kickoff.com
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