A coach for CAN 2025 has offered himself to Algeria

Author: afrik-foot.comPublished on: September 3, 2026Country: Algeria

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A coach for CAN 2025 has offered himself to Algeria

Less than a month before the CAN 2027 qualifiers, Algeria has yet to find a new coach following Vladimir Petkovic's departure. Stefano Cusin, former coach of Comoros, has offered himself to lead the national team. Although he has African experience, his background seems distant from the FAF's expectations, which has also explored other options like Rafael Benitez and Félix Sánchez.

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