Raymond Domenech with a former minister

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By: Manu Tournoux

After the 2018 world champion Adil Rami, place at Raymond Domenech. Now working on the L'Equipe channel, the former coach of the French team from 2004 to 2010 will participate in another TV show, this time on M6. There is no question of debating the method of Luis Enrique at the head of PSG, the former 73 -year -old coach is part of the cast of the show Traitors On M6 next year. Season 4 started to broadcast on the channel, but season 5 has just been turned!

The journalist of the Channel L'Equipe Yoann Riou was eliminated and Rami remains in the race, in particular with Alizé Cornet, Jade Lebœuf (Frank's daughter) or the Dominique Tapie-Sophie Tapie duo. Few former sportsmen participated in this game presented by Éric Antoine, with the exception of Maxime Mermoz, Laura Flessel, David Douillet and Camille Lacourt during the first three seasons.

Clément Garin, accustomed to giving excluded on the media, unveiled two participants of the next edition of
Traitors: Raymond Domenech, therefore, and Marlène Schiappa. Member of various governments under the chairmanship of Emmanuel Macron from 2017 to 2023, she was Secretary of State for Equality between Women and Men, Minister Delegate responsible for Citizenship and Secretary of State responsible for the Social and Solidarity Economy.

Domenech, scandal on scandal

Domenech as Schiappa are not very appreciated public figures … despite his presence in The evening teama very popular program with sports fans, Raymond Domenech is not a voice that weighs in French football. It must be said that he was a coach of the Blues hated by all round ball followers despite the course to the 2006 World Cup final against Brazil with Zinedine Zidane as a star captain.

Without “Zizou”, the Blues were ridiculous at Euro 2008 (elimination in the first round with a single point won against Romania) and the former OL defender then asked for his partner at the time (Estelle Denis) in marriage in post-match interview on TV. Noël Le Graët made the distressing decision to maintain Domenech in office and the former hopes coach established an absolutely deleterious atmosphere around the EDF. He is responsible for fiasco of the Blues at the 2012 World Cup in South Africa, he is undoubtedly behind the players' strike in Knysna, the worst episode in the history of the French team.