Out-of-contract Nigeria manager, Stephen Keshi, is now one step away from clinching the head coach job of Burkina Faso, supersport.com can report.
Keshi has been shortlisted among the final three for the coaching job of the Stallions.
The Burkina Faso Football Federation (FBF), on Tuesday, released a three-man shortlist that also include Serbian Milovan Rajevac and German coach, Gernot Rohr.
"The Burkinabe Football Federation has just taken the first step in selecting a national coach, producing the shortlist that includes the names of the top three contenders for the post," the FBF announced.
Keshi and the two other shortlists are expected to be drilled on their underlying motivations as well as discuss general conditions of work.
The three will also face other parameters to determine who will emerge as coach.
The Burkinabe federation is expected to announce Paul Put's replacement in three weeks.
The FBF stated that it received 38 applications for the coaching job of the Stallions and had to trim the list to three using qualification, work experience, teams managed and performance as criteria.
Keshi is also in the running for a new contract from the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), eight months after his initial three-year contract expired.
Supersport.com sources say the former Mali and Togo manager is expected to be offered a new contract in a matter of days.
Last week, Keshi confirmed to supersport.com that the FBF has approached him officially.
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