Sacked Ghana coach goes to FIFA for fear of life

Dismissed Ghana coach Goran Stevanovic has alerted FIFA after he was told by the Ghana Football Association his safety cannot be guaranteed. 


The 45-year-old has attributed the comments to FA vice-president Jordan Anagbla after he was officially sacked on Monday. 
The former Partizan Belgrade boss met the Ghana FA together with his lawyer Zoran Andjic. 
Fall-outs of the meeting prompted the coach to inform the world's football governing body 

"We are shocked, and scared and fearful for our safety and our lives, because vice president [of the GFA], Jordan Anagblah told us that from now on, no one can guarantee security of our client Goran Stevanovic on the territory of Ghana and that anything can happen to him and that they can’t prevent it," a letter signed by Andjic read.  


"We [plead with] you urgently to urge the GFA, the Ministry of Police [Interior] and the President of Ghana government, to guarantee the safety of our client Mr. Goran Stevanovic, because these things are against all statutes and regulations of the Fifa." 


Stevanovic is supposed to meet the Ghana federation on Wednesday to decide on his compensation package. 


He had ten months left on his two-year contract. 

source: mtnfootball