Ghana Soccer

Milan Zivadinovic: The Yugoslavian Black Stars coach who absconded after just four months

Once upon a time, the Ghana Football Association appointed a Yugoslavian as a coach for the Black Stars. His era marked one of the most dramatic moments in Ghana's football history. His name is Milan Zivadinovic and he is not remembered for losing or winning matches but rather for how he quit his role as head coach of the Black Stars and Black Meteors. Ziva, as he was fondly called, was appointed in May 2002 on a two-year deal to head the Black Stars and Meteors' technical departments. Ziva replaced Fred Osam Duodu, who was fired in February 2002 after Ghana's » Read More

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