Nigeria Super Eagles Coach, Stephen Keshi, has been ranked the number one coach in Africa and 14th in the world.
He is followed closely at number two by his West African counterpart and former Ghanaian coach, Kwesi Appiah.
Keshi, who also won the Confederation of African Football, CAF's best coach of the year in 2013, has coached the national teams of Mali, Togo and, currently, Nigeria.
He coached the Super Eagles to winning the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations after a 19-year trophy drought. He also led the team to the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil where they were knocked out by France in the round of 16.
Keshi, who is yet to sign a new contract with the Nigeria Football Federation, was a former Super Eagles defender in his playing days. He is one of only two people,along with Egypt’s Mahmoud El-Gohary, who have won the Africa Cup of Nations as a player and then as a coach.
The rating was made by the ‘Football Coach World Ranking’ on Friday afternoon.In the world rating, the current German National Coach, Joachim Leow, placed at number one followed by Spain’s head coach, Vicente Del Bosque, whose team had a poor outing at the World Cup in Brazil.
Here is the list of the top 32 National team Coaches for September 2014:
1.Joachim Low
2.Del Bosque
3.C.Prandelli
4.Paolo Jorge Gomes Bento
5.Jurgen Klinsmann
6.L Van Gaal
7.Fernando Santos
8.Jose Pekerman
10.Jose Manuel de la Torre
11.Luis Felipe Scolari
12.Jorge Luis Pinto
13.Marc Wilmots
14.Stephen Keshi
15.N Pumpido
16.Reinaldo Rueda
17.Ottmar Hitzfeld
18.Julio Valdes
19.Safet Susic
20.Alberto Zaccheroni
21.D.Deschamps
22.Eric Hamren
23.Alejandro Sabella
24.Fernando Suarez
25.Sergio Apraham
26.Jorge Sampaoli
27.Morten Olsen
28.Fabio Capello
29.R.Hodgson
30.Bob Bradley
31.Cesar Farias
32.James Kwesi Appiah.
He is followed closely at number two by his West African counterpart and former Ghanaian coach, Kwesi Appiah.
Keshi, who also won the Confederation of African Football, CAF's best coach of the year in 2013, has coached the national teams of Mali, Togo and, currently, Nigeria.
He coached the Super Eagles to winning the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations after a 19-year trophy drought. He also led the team to the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil where they were knocked out by France in the round of 16.
Keshi, who is yet to sign a new contract with the Nigeria Football Federation, was a former Super Eagles defender in his playing days. He is one of only two people,along with Egypt’s Mahmoud El-Gohary, who have won the Africa Cup of Nations as a player and then as a coach.
The rating was made by the ‘Football Coach World Ranking’ on Friday afternoon.In the world rating, the current German National Coach, Joachim Leow, placed at number one followed by Spain’s head coach, Vicente Del Bosque, whose team had a poor outing at the World Cup in Brazil.
Here is the list of the top 32 National team Coaches for September 2014:
1.Joachim Low
2.Del Bosque
3.C.Prandelli
4.Paolo Jorge Gomes Bento
5.Jurgen Klinsmann
6.L Van Gaal
7.Fernando Santos
8.Jose Pekerman
10.Jose Manuel de la Torre
11.Luis Felipe Scolari
12.Jorge Luis Pinto
13.Marc Wilmots
14.Stephen Keshi
15.N Pumpido
16.Reinaldo Rueda
17.Ottmar Hitzfeld
18.Julio Valdes
19.Safet Susic
20.Alberto Zaccheroni
21.D.Deschamps
22.Eric Hamren
23.Alejandro Sabella
24.Fernando Suarez
25.Sergio Apraham
26.Jorge Sampaoli
27.Morten Olsen
28.Fabio Capello
29.R.Hodgson
30.Bob Bradley
31.Cesar Farias
32.James Kwesi Appiah.
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