L2 ‍: Laurey replaced by Stéphane Gili at Paris FC

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By: Manu Tournoux

L2 ‍: Laurey replaced by Stéphane Gili at Paris FC

The day after the last day of the Ligue 2 championship, Paris FC formalized its change of coach.

” Paris FC and its President Pierre Ferracci announce the departure of Thierry Laurey. The 59-year-old technician will be replaced this summer by Stéphane Gilli, new coach of the capital club’s men’s first team. Arriving in the summer of 2021, Thierry Laurey will have had a successful first season with Paris FC, managing to hoist the club from the capital to the jump-offs to the next level, with a fine 4th place. The match lost in particularly unfortunate conditions against Sochaux, during these play-offs, remains in everyone’s memory. This 2023-2024 season, even if it is marked by disappointment, in view of the initial ambitions, ends with a very honorable 7th place, tied on points with 6th. Paris FC and its President Pierre Ferracci warmly thank Thierry Laurey for all the work accomplished during these two seasons and wish him a good continuation in his projects. “Says the capital club, which recalls that its new coach, Stéphane Gili has already moved to Paris FC where he was assistant to Mecha Bazdarevic.

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