Omar Daf, considered a candidate for the Mali national team coaching position, has officially submitted his application, according to Galaxysn.com. Available since leaving Amiens, the Senegalese coach hopes to take the next step in his career by leading the Eagles, who are seeking a fresh start after the departure of Tom Saintfiet.

 

The search for the Mali national team coach position has officially begun, and a well-known name in Senegalese football has entered the race. According to Galaxysn.com, Omar Daf has submitted his application to take the reins of the Eagles.

The Malian Football Federation is currently looking for a successor to Tom Saintfiet, who was recently dismissed after the team's elimination in the round of 16 of the AFCON.

Several candidates are being considered, and Omar Daf is among them. A free agent since leaving Amiens in France a few months ago, the former Senegalese international has officially expressed his interest in the position, as confirmed by Galaxysn.com and reported by some Malian media outlets.

For Daf, this candidacy represents an opportunity to take a significant step forward in his career. After experiences managing Sochaux, Dijon, and Amiens, he could thus embark on his first adventure in charge of a national team.

However, the competition is expected to be tough, and the Malian Federation should make its decision in the coming weeks.

Meanwhile, one thing is certain: according to Galaxysn.com, Omar Daf is indeed in the running to manage the Eagles of Mali. It remains to be seen whether he will be chosen to breathe new life into the Malian national team.