Departed Ghana coach Ratomir Dujkovic says he is hoping for an appointment elsewhere on the continent or in Europe after resigning his job as Black Stars manager.

The Serbian quit his post at the weekend after guiding Ghana to the second round at the World Cup on the Black Stars' debut appearance at the finals.

Dujkovic cited health reasons for his decision to quit.

"I think I have proven again what I can do," he said of his team's World Cup run.

But the former Rwandan national coach is now looking for a new appointment.

"I have had many offers. I will be studying them to see where I will go next."