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Arrived Canal+ Last summer, Bertrand Latour is now a face and a voice known to viewers of the
“Canal Football Club”. Journalist with trenched and sometimes spicy opinions, he joined a team in which Habib Beye has been in since 2013. The consultant accustomed to the comments of Champions League games, the latter is preparing to leave the audiovisual group To succeed Jorge Sampaoli on the Stade Rennais bench. Bertrand Latour spoke of this imminent appointment.
On the occasion of a live Twitch Broadcast Thursday evening, Bertrand Latour seized the opportunity to quickly evoke the future adventure of his future ex-colleague. “I think Habib can only do better than what is done at the moment. In the end, he will have a rather competitive team with the recruitment that is made. (…) I think Rennes will not go down. It is Habib's challenge and I think it will succeed. »»
“Do not mess around Habib”
Then the journalist had fun launching a friendly warning to the former OM defender. “There is everything to do well, so don't mess around Habib. Otherwise we have to cut you anyway. And since we want to say of the good of the former colleagues … Really I wish him good luck. He is passionate, he did everything to get there, he trained the Red Star in National, he allowed him to be champion, he made him go up in League 2. It was only justice. »»
And to conclude on a slightly more serious warning:
“I hope it will go well, because the first club, the first Ligue 1 challenge, if you burnt your wings, do you give you a chance right away?” Not sure. There I think he chose well. »»
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