Safa dismiss Keshi talk

JOHANNESBURG. — The South Africa Football Association yesterday dismissed claims by Nigerian media that Stephen Keshi would take over as Bafana Bafana coach. “Safa has never released a list of candidates that are on the short-list for the Bafana Bafana job,” Safa spokesman Dominic Chimhavi said.

“Keshi’s name is part of a list of names bandied about by the media. The list was created by the media and the reports coming out of Nigeria are total fabrication.”

Chimhavi was reacting to unconfirmed reports out of Nigeria that Keshi — currently with the Nigerian national team at the World Cup in Brazil — had already signed a two-year contract and would take over as Bafana coach in July.

“There is no truth to those reports,” Chimhavi added.
“When the president of Safa, Mr Danny Jordaan, announced that Gordon Igesund’s contract would not be extended, he made it clear that the new coach will be announced in July, following the conclusion of the World Cup.”

Last week, social media websites Twitter and Facebook were abuzz with reaction to the news that Iran coach Carlos Queiroz was about to sign a contract with Safa. — SuperSport.

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