Wednesday, 22 June 2011
Schaefer set to coach Thailand after Robson's exit (AP)
BANGKOK (AP)—Winfried Schaefer is set to be appointed as coach of Thailand’s national team.
Local media reported Wednesday that former Cameroon coach Schaefer signed a memorandum of understanding with the Football Association of Thailand president Worawi Makudi.
Reports put the salary at almost $50,000 per month for three years.
He would replace former Manchester United great Bryan Robson, who resigned earlier this month after successful cancer treatment.
Schaefer, a German, led Cameroon to the African Nations Cup title in 2002 and coached the team at that year’s World Cup. He was most recently in charge of Azerbaijan club Baku.
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