Paris Saint-Germain is once again in a transitional season after disagreements with Christophe Galtier, Lionel Messi and PSG’s quick relegation. in the UEFA Champions League.
The newspaper L’Equipe reported that the French team was in talks to sign Julian Nagelsmann. former Bayern Munich coach and legend Thierry Henry as assistant in the 2023–2024 campaign.
The German coach, who at the age of 35 had a brilliant career, took charge of Bayern Munich from 2021 until March last year, with which he won the Bundesliga.
Prior to this stage, he broke the record for the youngest coach in Bundesliga history by taking charge of Hoffenheim in 2016. after which he also passed the bench of RB Leipzig.
Galtier dropped out after a controversial seasonTo
Galtier arrived this season after the failure of Mauricio Pochettino and with the aim of winning the Champions League. with a team full of stars and the trident of Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe and Neymar Jr.
The Frenchman could not do this and again dropped out in the 1/8 finals of the Champions League after losing to Bayern, specifically from Nagelsmann. Midway through the season, Galtier was involved in a case of alleged racism in which he singled out several players for being of African descent.
In addition, the coach said this week that it was an honor for him to manage Messi and that this Saturday would be his last game, which PSG denied. in a statement, but two days later he accepted and announced the departure of the Argentine.
Messi left booed in his last game against PSG, and Galtier ended the season with a defeat at the Parc des Princes despite Ligue 1 celebrations.
In addition to Nagelsmann, Spaniard Luis Enrique will lead the Paris team as the favorite.
The pools also featured Portugal’s José Mourinho, who is currently in charge of Roma, with whom he finished second in the Europa League.but the French sports press claimed he was not very attracted to PSG’s management.
Lionel Messi says goodbye booed, goalless and defeated in his last game against PSG
Source: La Opinion
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