‘Disappointment’ is an understatement. The Ghanaians expected a fight for the trophy and ended up seeing their national team head home after the group stage of Africa Cup of Nations. And along with the wrath towards the performance of the players – the national team coach felt the consequences. Serbian manager Milovan Rajevac is no longer at the helm of the Black Stars.Something like that could have been anticipated after abysmal performances from Ghana at this year’s tournament. The main men of the national football federation did not wait long and handed in the dismissal to the experienced Serbian.Sun, 19:00: (2.65) Burkina Faso (2.90) Gabon (3.25)Mon, 22:00: (1.35) Cameroon (5.10) Comores (11.0)Tue, 22:00: (1.30) Morocco (5.40) Malawi (14.0)Despite the fact that Rajevac is a big name in Ghana, primarily because of the great results at the AFCON 2010 and World Cup in South Africa that same year, they could not get over this year’s debacle in Cameroon.Although they weren’t considered top favorites, it was set as a ‘given’ for the Black Stars to easily advance to the elimination phase of the competition. Instead, Ghanaian footballers won only one point in the group where they faces Morocco, Gabon and Comoros.The defeat against Comoros (2-3) was practically the stumbling rock for Rajevac – in Ghana, that result was assessed as a historical failure. Ghanaian national football federation is expected to find a temporary solution soon that will lead the team in the March qualifiers for the Qatar 2022 World Cup.EXCLUSIVE: George Boateng emerges as candidate for Balck Stars coaching job https://t.co/G23fuX9R5w pic.twitter.com/9eGCi44qJi— Ghanasoccernet.com (@Ghanasoccernet) January 22, 2022 Despite the disappointing performances in Cameroon, Rajevac did not want to resign, justifying himself by saying that he wants to take Ghana to the World Cup in Qatar. However, his bosses had different plans.In addition to Ghana, Rajevac led the national teams of Thailand, Algeria and Qatar in his lustrous career.
