Doubt is no longer allowed: the current Nice coach will soon take charge of Mauricio Pochettino at Paris Saint-Germain.
Christophe Galtier is in Paris, he’s on fire… We’ve been talking about him for several days now, with negotiations going on between PSG and Nice to release the 55-year-old coach from the final two years of his contract, the process is about to materialize according to follies. beautiful morning . “within hours“Our colleagues say, even if the two clubs have not yet agreed on a number. Next to the team we indulge in a more open optimism, as we guarantee dailythat an agreement is about to be finalized on compensation of approximately 10 million euros“And that the appointment of Alain Perrin’s former assistant at Lyon depends above all on”Negotiations between the capital club and the lawyerBy Mauricio Pochettino, under contract until 2023. However, we may have to wait until Thursday for an announcement.
One thing is certain for the Nice daily: Gallitter’s successor at Allianz Riviera will be named Lucien Favre. The 55-year-old who has been on the free since leaving Borussia Dortmund in 2020, the Swiss coach will have no trouble adjusting to the OGC president of Nice, who has already coached the Aiglons for two seasons, between 2016 and 2018.
The Campos/Galtier duo have been reformed
For Galtier, also 55 years old, it will be a leap into the unknown, he who previously held an official position at Saint-Etienne (2009-17) and Lille (2017-21) as No. 1. However, he will find the homeland of Marseille, a certain Louis . Campos in the capital, after the Portuguese was appointed football advisor to the club in place of the former sporting director, Leonardo. He can also work again with players he knows at Lille, for example Renato Sanchez, who announced him in the club’s camera lens with 10 crowns for the French champion. “Galtier at PSG, Favre again: This case may finally satisfy everyone‘, summarize our colleagues from beautiful morning. Except for those who dreamed of Zinedine Zidane – who at last rejected the Parisian advance of the Blues – or in a name louder than that of Christophe Galtier in Paris Saint-Germain…
