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Habib Beye would have seen the door of a Ligue 1 club close.
Where will Habib Beye train next season? After leading Red Star to promotion to Ligue 2, the former Marseillais is wondering about his future. If he does not rule out continuing his adventure within the Ile-de-France club, the Canal+ consultant has great ambitions.
“I have the ambition to coach at the highest level. When we see the clubs that have asked me, I wonder if it is not the time to go to the highest level. What is certain is that I will not go to another Ligue 2 club », Confided the Red Star coach last week.
Reims does not think of Beye
Approached by OL and Brest in the past, Habib Beye would not refuse OM if Pablo Longoria called on him. “It’s an exceptional club, exciting, exciting, but you have to be ready for a club like that, he indicated on RMC. I think it’s impossible to say no to a club like this when you are the coach I am. You can’t say no. Which coach will say no to Marseille? » It remains to be seen what the Olympian leaders think, who would have made Paulo Fonseca their priority to replace Jean-Louis Gasset.
According to information from Parisian, Reims would think of the former right-back in the event of the departure of Will Still. Information denied by Bertrand Latour on Monday on the L’Equipe Channel. “Habib Beye will not be the next coach of Stade de Reims”affirmed the journalist, who ensures that no coach has yet been contacted by the Reims management. “If there is a change of coach it will not be Habib Beye”, he repeated. Unless there is a surprise, Beye will not be the next coach of Reims.
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