Salou Bachirou will share with young Togolese his "experience"

Former Togolese international, Salou Bachirou, after his retirement lives in Germany but follows "closely what happens in Togolese football". He is ready to bring his "experience".

It was via an animated show on a private radio in Lomé that the Togolese again listened to the voice of the one who played in the national team of Togo between 1989 and 1998.

The winner of the German Cup with Borussia Mönchengladbach in 1995 said to be in the scent of football news in Togo. So that he is able to meet the evils that his football suffers. "We have to look for perfection and some stability," he says.

The former Agaza player from Lome says he is one of the former internationals ready to serve their country. "Only, we can not do it without being solicited. We can not leave our bases, go back to the country and start by talking or saying things ... The best is to wait to be solicited as was the case of Agassa Kossi and Abalo Dosseh, "he says. .

The ex-member of Borussia Dortmund even intends to settle in the country in the coming months to put himself at the service of Togolese football in order to "work hand-in-hand for all of Togolese sport". While he regrets that sport in his home country has generally declined by three decades, he adds that "we have to decide to move forward now".

He is even available to do his part: "As far as we are concerned, young people should benefit from our experience in the field. I promise that it will not be long. "

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