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Hervé Renard on the rise. The coach of the French women’s team was asked by Ivory Coast to conclude the CAN with dignity. The FFF decided this Thursday evening.
Hervé Renard to the aid of the Elephants to replace Jean-Louis Gasset until the end of the African Cup of Nations – as long as the Ivorians are in the running of course – it’s no… This Thursday evening, the French Football Federation football responded negatively to requests from Ivory Coast, which wanted a loan from the Blue coach.
According to L’Equipe, Philippe Diallo and Jean-Michel Aulas, the president and vice-president of the FFF respectively, were surprised by the Ivorian request and were never inclined to respond favorably. A reflection was nevertheless carried out during the day, in particular to avoid robbing Hervé Renard who would have been ready to help out a selection that he knows well having managed it for 18 matches in 2014. Until the continental coronation from 2015.
The ideal profile
Having passed through Angola, Ghana, Zambia and Morocco in his career as a technician, the person concerned had the ideal profile it is true to adapt quickly and respond to the immediate challenge of an Ivory Coast which has meet Senegal, Monday evening, in the round of 16 of the CAN. Still, the 55-year-old strategist also has quite a challenge to prepare with the French women’s football team. Neither more nor less than the Paris 2024 Olympics.
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