NOT INTERESTED TO COACH LOCAL CLUBS, KINNAH

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Former Malawi national team coach Kinaah Phiri says he is not interested in coaching local clubs. 

He explains that now he can consider coaching again after some changes at the Football Association of Malawi (FAM).

Kinnah clarified that he would only be willing to coach national team or foreign clubs, if there is any bigger chance.

Phiri  previously promised to never coach in Malawi again after dismissal in 2012, he has reconsidered his decision in light of the recent changes at FAM.

Kinnah is currently working as deputy director of sports at the ministry of sports, he expressed that if local clubs seek some help and advice he might assist them.

Kinaah Phiri lead Malawi to the African Cup of Nations in 2010 that took place in Angola. Flames knocked out in group stages, but they won 3-0 against Algeria in  their first match.

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