Humberto Coelho says that he is interested in the vacant Ghana job. The 60-year-old believes his wealth of knowledge of the African game puts him a good position to succeed.

“He believes his salary wouldn't be a problem because he loves the country and an admirer of the Black Stars,” a source close to him told Ghanasoccernet.com. Coelho, who was fired last November as Tunisia coach following a 0-1 loss in Mozambique in the 2010 World Cup qualification, has also coached Morocco and South Africa.

The Ghana Football Association is yet to decide whether it will appoint a foreigner or an indigenous Ghanaian coach.