🌍 Sixth team in seven years: national coach goes global | OneFootball

Many of you will probably remember the man in the white shirt with the top button undone who seems to be standing on the touchline for a different team at every World Cup.

Well, your impression isn’t wrong. We’re talking about Hervé Renard, and hardly anyone on this planet deserves the label “globetrotter” more than he does.

Over the past seven years, the 57-year-old Frenchman has been in charge of no fewer than six different national teams.

But let’s take it one step at a time: in 2019, he stepped down as Morocco’s coach and then took over in Saudi Arabia for almost four years. After that, things got really crazy. He was in charge of the French women’s team, then Saudi Arabia again, and at the last World Cup, Tunisia.

Then last month, Renard took over Ivory Coast — where, of course, he had already worked between 2014 and 2015. You’ve got to admire that!

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