If ASSE has known for several weeks that Olivier Dall’Oglio will continue in Ligue 1 on the Saint-Etienne bench, several clubs have changed coaches this summer.
It was long, but now it’s over. The great waltz of Ligue 1 coaches is coming to an end. Franck Haise opened the show by joining Nice, which was looking for a successor to Francesco Farioli who had left for Ajax. Will Still left Reims to head to Lens. Luka Elsner struggled, but has made a good start with Stade de Reims. Finally, it’s Didier Digard’s turn to leave the Nice staff to join Le Havre.
Coach for several weeks at OGC Nice, the former midfielder reunited with his former teammate, now Sports Director, Mathieu Bodmer. Both men will have a lot to do. The DNCG has just regulated the payroll of the senior club. Without having touched CVC, Le Havre lacks liquidity and will have to strengthen itself by being particularly astute. Big challenge for Didier Digard who is really going to take the plunge in Normandy.
Clubs that have changed coaches
Havre AC : Didier Digard
One post one 2023/2024: Luka Elsner
RC Lens : Will Still
In office in 2023/2024: Franck Haise
LOSC: Bruno Génésio
In post in 2023/2024: Paulo Fonseca
Olympique de Marseille: Roberto De Zerbi
In office in 2023/2024: Jean-Louis Gasset
OGC Nice: Franck Haise
Posted in 2023/2024: Francesco Farioli
Stade de Reims: Luka Elsner
In post in 2023/2024 : Samba Diawara
Other Ligue 1 clubs
Angers SCO : Alexandre Dujeux
AJ Auxerre: Christophe Pélissier
Stade Brestois 29: Éric Roy
Olympique Lyonnais: Pierre Sage
AS Monaco : Adi Hütter
Montpellier Hérault SC: Michel Der Zakarian
FC Nantes: Antoine Kombouaré
Paris Saint-Germain: Luis Enrique
Stade Rennais FC: Julien Stéphan
AS Saint-Etienne: Olivier Dall’Oglio
RC Strasbourg Alsace : Patrick Vieira
Toulouse FC : Carles Martinez Novell
