Hervé Renardcoach of the French women’s team and at one time a coach candidate Ivory Coast in African Cup of Nationsdeclared on Wednesday that he did not want to “offend” anyone.
The coach of the ‘Bleues’, very popular with Ivory Coast After winning this tournament in 2015 at the head of the Elephants, he proposed to replace Jean-Louis Gasset, fired in the middle of the competition in the tournament, which was finally won by the Ivorians.
The French and Ivory Coast federations spoke in early January about this unprecedented transfer, but did not reach an agreement on a “temporary transfer”.
Hervé Renard was asked about the matter on Wednesday, when the list of ‘Les Bleues’ for Final Four of League of Nations, and declared in a press conference that he experienced the situation “calmly.” “There was no need to reverse the roles, I was contacted” by the Ivorian federation, he explained.
“I have thought about it, I know the African continent by heart, I have lived an extraordinary adventure Ivory Coast in 2015 and challenges are part of my career, which is a bit messy, different from many others,” he insisted, adding: “I don’t think I’ve offended anyone.”
It’s strange that people think to set limits and obstacles,” she stressed. I fully support the French women’s team.
“That’s obligatory. When you’re away and you have a problem with your wife away, when you come back, you’re obliged to sit down and take stock, give a rational and concrete explanation. That’s what I’m going to do to the players,” he declared. before the semi-final of League of Nations against Germanyon February 23.
He is not clear about his future
Hervé Renardending his contract with the Blues after Olympic Gamesdoes not comment on his future: “We’ll see what happens. They told me the things that have already been said… Many people often speak for me. In six months, I don’t know what can happen in life and in football, but we’ll see.
Source: La Verdad
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