Former Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi is in the running to become Burkina Faso’s manager after being named in a three-man shortlist for the post.
The Burkina Faso Football Federation (FBF) is also considering ex-Ghanaian coach Milovan Rajevac and ex-Gabonese and Nigerien coach Gernot Rohr.
“German Rohr, Serbian Rajevac and Nigerian Keshi have been selected by the Commission,” read an FBF statement.
“The FBF plans to name the successful candidate within three weeks.”
Burkina Faso are looking for a successor to the Belgian Paul Put, who left the post after a disappointing Africa Cup of Nations campaign in Equatorial Guinea.
Runners-up in the 2013 finals in South Africa, the Stallions crashed out in the group stage of this year’s tournament, which was won by Cote d’ Ivoire.
Keshi is currently without a role, having been unable to agree a new deal with Nigeria following the failure to qualify for this year’s Nation Cup.
The 53-year-old is hoping his previous successes with Nigeria, winning the 2013 Nations Cup title and reaching the second round of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, will help him clinch the post.
Rajevac steered Ghana to the final of the 2010 African Cup of Nations and the last eight of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
Rohr took Gabon to the quarter-finals of the 2012 Nations Cup on home soil and also managed Niger at the 2013 edition but failed to get them out of the group stage.
