Former Asante Kotoko head coach Mas-Ud Dramani claims he is not interested in taking up the Aduana Stars job and is fixed on seeing out his terms with the Ghana Football Association.
Aduana Stars are in the market searching for a coach after the sudden resignation of Nurudeen Amadu who laid down his tools after their 0-1 defeat to Wa All Stars at home.
Amadu’s resignation has seen the Dormaa based club being linked with several coaches including Medeama’s head coach Tom Strand and former Asante Kotoko boss Mas-Ud Dramani.
But Dramani who is the currently combining the jobs of coaching the Black Princesses and the Black Starlets has ruled himself out of taking up the job.
“I’m a full time employee of the GFA now working as the Youth Development Coach. So my job cuts across both the male and female national teams. Wherever they ask me to help out I won’t have a choice,” he told Footy-GHANA.com
Mas-Ud’s comments will come as a huge blow to Aduana who was reported keen on taking up the experienced tactician.