Bolivia’s football association is looking for its new national coach in an unusual way.
A job advertisement posted online in the association’s social networks invites “national and foreign experts” to send a CV and a detailed project description by e-mail by next Friday. The candidates would then be contacted for interviews.
Bolivia, who last played at a World Cup in 1994, finished second to bottom in South America’s qualifier for the finals in Qatar with just four wins from 18 games and then parted ways with Cesar Farias. Under the Venezuelan, the Andean team had also suffered defeats in all four group games at the Copa America 2021.