Former Nigeria forward Joseph Akpala has been placed in temporary charge of Belgian Pro League outfit, KV Kortrijk.
Akpala previously worked as an assistant coach at the club.
The 36-year-old will take charge of first team duties following Bernd Storck’s departure in April.
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KV Kortrijk are expected to appoint a new manager before the start of the new season.
Akpala took charge on the first day of pre-season training on Monday.
The former Super Eagles forward is well-acquainted with the Belgian League having enjoyed spells at Club Brugge, Sporting Charleroi and KV Oostende.
He quit football two years ago after a brief spell with Romanian second division club, Dinamo Bucharest.
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Ndi Nigerian coaches cam never get a job in Europe. Ngwa only NFF cam provide jobs for ex internationals.
See your life now.
I own all of you.
Wow this is HUGE!
CONGRATS!
Please CUT SOAP for their EGUAVEON and the rest EX INTERNATIONAL
You are so right. Akpala cam be Super Eagles couch.
They will not give us jobs because we are blacks gang….CSN and Twitter part time staff…NFF errand men….over to una o….LMAOoo.
Has anybody observed that Oliseh has not deemed it fit to Congratulate his ex teammate and ex SE vice captain Finidi who just won a league title over the weekend…..same way he became a mute when his brothers Ndubuisi Egbo and Eddie Newton won the Albanian league and Turkish cup titles respectively…..but let Arteta win the Carling cup or let Ten Haag win CAF Champions league, he’ll be one of the first to eulogize them on Twitter….LMAOoo