Ghana legend Mohammed Polo has made himself available for the vacant Black Stars coaching job.
Polo, who previously managed Hearts of Oak, has declared his readiness for the position which has become vacant following the departure of Kwesi Appiah.
According to Polo, who was part of Ghana’s squad that won the 1978 Africa Cup of Nations, he has started planning for Qatar 2022 and should he be given the job, he will ensure the team qualifies for the World Cup.
“I’m ready for the job and I have few names that I will appoint as my assistant coaches,” he said.
“Some of us worship football and are ready to do whatever it takes to bring victory to the nation unlike others who have been given houses and they can’t deliver,” he added.
“I’ve already started planning for Qatar 2022 even before being given the job as the head coach. I have penned down a five-year development plan for the Black Stars.
“The team will play beautiful football that will amaze Ghanaians. free-flowing football,” he added.
