France legend Marcel Desailly has opened up on his ‘fear’ of becoming a professional football coach despite having the necessary requirement to be one.
The 1998 World Cup winner, since retiring in 2006 has been involved in punditry duty and charity work predominantly even though he's been approached by several clubs and country.
He rejected the Black Stars job prior to the reappointment of Kwesi Appiah in 2017.
In an exclusive interview with Joy Sports George Addo Jnr, the Former Chelsea captain, who holds UEFA Pro coaching licence explains why he is still not in coaching.
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