FC Nantes delays for Kombouaré

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By: Manu Tournoux

FC Nantes delays for Kombouaré

He’s staying. Antoine Kombouaré will lead FC Nantes well, Saturday evening in Saint-Ouen (Seine-Saint-Denis), for the 32nd final of the Coupe de France against JA Drancy (National). The Canaries coach, 61, will also be at the resumption of training at the beginning of January, after a short break, we learned on Saturday from The Team and of Press-Ocean.

The former central defender of the Loire-Atlantique club (1984-1990) and PSG (December 1990-1995) convinced his managers, Friday during an interview with the Kita family, not to replace him. Sergio Conceiçao, already on the Yellow and Green bench, and Habib Beye, had been surveyed to succeed Antoine Kombouaré.

However, the French technician is not saved until the end of the season. He will have to redress a situation weakened by 14th place in the
ranking of Ligue 1.

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