Frenchman Herve Renard is set to extend his contract with Zambia by two years, just days after guiding the country to its first CAF Africa Cup of Nations title. Renard, whose contract was due to expire this year, will remain as Zambia coach until after the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™, according to Sports Minister Chishimba Kambwili. The extension will be sealed \"very soon and we will ensure that we give him a lucrative deal so that he is not swayed by other countries that are after him\", Kambwili told national radio. Renard on Thursday told Radio France International (RFI) that he had received job offers from Senegal, United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia among others. The Frenchman was first hired as coach of the Chipolopolo (Copper Bullets) in 2008, taking them to the 2010 Cup of Nations quarter-finals in Angola, where they lost to Nigeria after a penalty shoot-out. He left the job after the tournament and was later re-hired in 2011 and this month led Zambia to their first ever African Cup of Nations crown.
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