ZIFA have opted to go for a seasoned coach, setting a benchmark of at least five years’ experience with top Confederation of African Football competitions for the next man, who will take charge of the Warriors.
The football association yesterday officially flighted the advertisement for the vacant Warriors job, outlining their expectations of the kind of person they expect to be Michael Nees’ successor in the senior team’s dressing room.
In formally advertising for the post, ZIFA also extended to Thursday the deadline by which aspiring coaches can submit their applications, setting the stage for the new coach to assume duty early next week.
The adverts were posted on both the ZIFA and the FIFA websites.
