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This Sunday, PSG largely dominated OL in the U19 category (5-0). A category led until now by the former Parisian Zoumana Camara. Until this summer? The Team announced that the 45-year-old coach was going to leave the club at the end of the season and that he had already informed his management. He now wants to coach a first team as several clubs are interested in him and he is reaching the end of his contract.
Faced with these emerging rumors, Zoumana Camara raised this subject in a short interview for Le Parisien. And he wanted to make things clear. ” The following ? We’ll see. For now, I am focused on the end of the French Championship. If there is an announcement to be made, it will first be internal. I don’t tend to talk a lot during the season, I like to immerse myself in my work. (…) I have touched all sectors: player, assistant coach, training coach now. I have fun doing what I do, I’m happy, I’m enjoying it. We will take stock with my managers, with the club, with respect, and we will see what will happen for me next season. » That should calm things down.
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