Former Ghana international striker Ibrahim Tanko has affirmed his readiness to lead the Black Stars, but will wait on the decision of the Ghana FA.
Tanko,39, who was a former deputy coach of Cameroon has been touted for a top role in the Black Stars says he is ripe for the job but will remain calm and wait for the green-light from the nation's football governing body.
In an interview with Joy FM, Tanko said,"I think i am heading to that direction because after my playing career i went into coaching, started in Freigburg, went to Japan, FC Cologne and Cameroon so i think i am very ready if I am giving the chance," he told Joy FM
"I am not the one who will decide, there is a committee that will appoint the coach so we should all wait for them to come out with their decision."
Ibrahim Tanko worked as a scout for the Black Stars at the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations in Gabon.