One notable applicant is Jean Michel Cavalli, a coach with extensive experience in African football. Possessing the UEFA PRO professional football diploma (DEPF), Cavalli has previously coached the Algerian national team (2006-2007), where he faced formidable opponents like Brazil and Argentina at the Camp Nou.
Cavalli boasts a successful track record, having won the Saudi Arabian Cup with Al Nasr Riyad in 1994, along with clinching the league title with the same club that year.
His candidacy has garnered support from certain players within the Togo national team. The deadline for applications is set for March 25th. Following this, a shortlist of five candidates will be drawn up by the Ministry of Sports and the federation, ultimately leading to the appointment of Didier Six’s successor for the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers in Morocco.
