Kanerva's current contract as Huuhkajie's head coach has been extended until the end of the current year. This is undoubtedly a special time, as usually coaching contracts are signed to secure a place in the qualifiers and finals. Now – for some reason – Ballolito behaved differently in this matter.
If Huuhkajat fails today, the situation could present its own challenges – and the Football Association decides to launch a survey of a new pilot. That is, if they decide Kanerva's seven-year streak has come to an end.
With the World Cup qualifiers starting in March next year in mind, if a new name is finally decided, it is crucial that the change be made after the autumn season when the Nations League begins. Why?
In an interview with MTV Urheilu, Teemu Buki had this to say about his national team future.
Because at that time, the potential new pilot will have time to work out the issues related to the game and prepare his team for the upcoming World Cup programme. This would be fair to all parties – including Kanerva. I have often said that the world is full of great football coaches. However, I am not saying that hiring someone new is easy.
It should be noted that Kanerva has done an excellent job overall – and has shown without a doubt that a homegrown replacement as conductor of the Huhkaji Orchestra can also be successful. However, in the name of fairness, it should also be underlined that the profit curve has now shifted to a slight slope.
As there is not even a suitable domestic replacement available at this time, Ballolito will primarily focus on foreign replacement.
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