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The Gambia is gradually getting closer to appointing a new national team coach with interviews for the shortlisted applicants to start tomorrow.
According to sources close to the process, a total of 91 applicants want the job but the list has been trimmed down to about 10, all except one of them, non-Africans.
The interview panelists would be led by the GFF technical and development committee and will include representatives from the Ministry of Youth and Sports as well as other individuals.
A source confirmed that the only non-African applicant who made it to the shortlist is a Gambian.
The GFF has said a new coach will be appointed before the world cup qualifiers in early June.
