“Fantasy”, Nasri cashes with the Stade Rennais rumor!

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By: Manu Tournoux

“Fantasy”, Nasri cashes with the Stade Rennais rumor!

There is movement within Stade Rennais. Several days ago, Julien Stéphan was dismissed as Rennes coach because of his poor results.

And barring a huge turnaround, the new SRFC coach will be the Argentinian coach Jorge Sampaoli. The former Olympique de Marseille technician was also present this Sunday in the stands of Roazhon Park for the match against Toulouse FC (Téfécé victory with a score of 2 goals to 0).

Some rumors announced that the Argentinian could land on the bench of the Breton club with the former French international and consultant at his side Canal +Samir Nasri. This Sunday, during Canal Football Club, the former Manchester City midfielder reacted to this rumor.

“This is fantasy and fake news. I didn’t even get the coach on the phone about his arrival in Rennes. I’m not a coach,” he declared on the set. Words that support this rumor.

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Manu Tournoux

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