Veteran tactician, Coach Bashiru Hayford has availed himself for the vacant coaching role at Accra Hearts of Oak.
Having previously worked at work with Legon Cities, Asante Kotoko, Medeama and Hearts of Lions, the 65-year-old is eyeing a return to club football after two years.
Asked if he is ready to join the Rainbows, the ex-Black Queens trainer said: “Why not? I am ever ready if only they see me as a helper,” he said in an interview with Accra-based Mothers FM.
He added: “Look at my pedigree. I don’t know the team that will be difficult for me to coach if given the opportunity. For now they won’t advertise for you to apply but I am ever ready if only they see me as a helper.”
The experienced tactician last coached Legon Citites in the Ghana Premier League.
He is among the coaches who have made an impact in the game of football in the country.
He won the Ghana Premier League in 2015 with Ashanti Gold before winning it with Asante Kotoko in 200.
