In an interview with Radio Sport FM in Togo, Gnavor confirmed his application, expressing his desire to contribute to his country and support young players. He emphasized his readiness to serve and help nurture talent.
Gnavor, who was born in Lomé in 1972 and formerly played as an attacking midfielder for Agaza Omnisport de Lomé, currently resides in Bressuire Deux-Sevres, France, located approximately 40 km from Niort.
The selection process involves the establishment of a commission comprising 11 members, including representatives from the Ministry of Sports and the Togolese Football Federation. This commission will review the applications, which include submissions from around fifteen candidates, including notable figures such as Jean-Michel Cavalli, Noel Tosi, Hubert, Henk Ten Cate, Patrick de Wilde, and Raoul Savoy. Additionally, two local coaches, Tchakala Tchanilé and Paul Zougbedé, have applied for the position.
The public is eagerly awaiting the formation of the commission and the subsequent decision-making process regarding the next coach of the Eperviers, Togo’s national football team.
