Despite reports that he has participated as one of the best international coaches in Africa, Ciss insists he is not a mercenary pistol, but a person who can lay the foundations of success.
In Senegal, he spent ten years to form a generation that goes forward to win the country’s first supreme title.
He hopes to have a similar impact in Libya after agreeing on a two-year deal.
“This country is full of talent and ability,” he said. “My job is to put Libyan football where it deserves,” he said.
“I am a man of a project, my grandson building. In Senegal, I had a 10-year productive project.
“I’m full of passion and trust that I’ll repeat the same thing here.
Libya has not won the Africa Cup of Nations since
“The players have undeniable technical skills and have a lot of raw talents,” the Spaniard said.
But what is rare is the experience and improvement of game management.
“We need more commitments alone at the African level alone, with spiritual fighting, trust and discipline to achieve our goals.