Frenchman Renard Named Ivory Coast Coach for Second Spell
Renard, who won the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations with Ivory Coast, replaces Emerse Fae after the federation did not renew his deal.
- On Tuesday, the Ivorian federation announced that French coach Herve Renard has returned to lead Ivory Coast, the team he guided to the 2015 African title.
- Emerse Fae's contract was not renewed after the FIFA World Cup, despite the team reaching the knockout stages for the first time in four attempts before being eliminated by Norway in the last 32.
- Renard served as an emergency replacement for Tunisia during the June World Cup, suffering losses to Sweden, Japan, and the Netherlands while conceding seven additional goals.
- Ivory Coast begins its qualifying campaign next month with a clash against Ghana, followed four days later by a Group C contest against Somalia.
- The 57-year-old coach has previously led national teams in Angola, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, and Zambia, securing the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations title with the latter.
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Bae Jin-nam = Hervé Renard (57, France), who has been consistently mentioned as a candidate for the head coach of the South Korean national football team for the past few years, is back... after about 10 years
Frenchman Herve Renard, who led the team to victory in the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations, was appointed head coach of the Ivory Coast national football team for the second time.
The 57-year-old Frenchman returns to the position he held a little over ten years ago, announces the Ivorian selection on his networks this Tuesday, August 4. He had briefly led Tunisia during the World 2026.
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