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Brest coach Éric Roy has sealed his future.
Great architect of the historic season of the Brestois stadium, which ended the Ligue 1 season in third place, synonymous with qualification for the next Champions League campaign, will Éric Roy still be on the bench of the Breton club this season? next ?
During an interview with RMC, the 56-year-old technician made a big announcement about his future. “I still have one year of contract, today, I don’t see myself anywhere other than Brest”did he declare.
“The idea is to have understudies at each position with the same level”
Before looking at the next exercise: “We have eight more matches guaranteed (with the Champions League, editor’s note). What we especially want to strengthen is from the 14th to the 22nd player. If we manage to keep our strengths strong, ideally, the idea is to have understudies in each position with the same level, or practically, as the incumbent. We are there either to revive players or to hatch them. We will have some bets to try. »
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