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Ghana coach Goran Stevanovic has been fired from his post as the Black Stars coach, says Jordan Anagbla, the Ghana FA vice president. The GFA announced on Friday that it will continue its meeting with the Serbia on Monday over his future as the Black Stars coach. But Anagbla has told Radio Gold that the Serbian was fired following a meeting on Friday and that his compensation package is what is being discussed. This vice president made the made the claim even though the GFA insists that a meeting on Stevanovic�s future will continue on Monday. According to a report by the GNA, Stevanovic is demanding final payment of 100,000.00 Euros of his signing on fee before negotiations begin on his compensation package. At an initial meeting in February, the GFA was so split on whether to sack the 45-year-old Serb that it requested a two-week delay to study the terms of his contract. Last week, another decision was postponed as the GFA called a last-minute emergency meeting, with the top levels of the organisation still divided on whether to retain a man who took charge in January 2011. Stevanovic has come under fire since his team were knocked out in this year�s Africa Cup of Nations semi-finals by eventual winners Zambia, ultimately finishing fourth behind Mali. The Black Stars coach�s current deal expires in January 2013, the same month as next year�s Nations Cup will be held in South Africa.