The Algerian Football Federation have to meet a condition of former Nigeria target, Paul Le Guen, before he accepts to coach their national team ahead of the World Cup qualifier against the Super Eagles next month. <br /><br />Le Buteur has reported that the FAF agreed that the former Cameroon coach should bring his five staff, but are mindful of the fact that they face a budget constraint and want to retain <span style="" class="notranslate">Belhadji Hassan and Nabil Neghiz.<br /><br />Paul Le Guen held high-level discussions with the </span><span style="" class="notranslate">FAF president Mohamed Raouraoua in Paris last week.<br /><br />Ex-manager of the Belgian national team, Marc Wilmots, is reportedly in contact with the Algerian Federation and will agree to coach the Desert Foxes if they meet his financial demands. <br /><br />The Federation are expected to announce the name of the new coach this week. <br /><br />Igho Kingsley <br /><br /><br /></span>