Luís Castro Failed to Rise with Dunkerque, but He Is Alleged to Be in League 1

Soon two weeks after the official departure of coach Antoine Kombouaré, FC Nantes did not appoint its new coach for the 2025-2026 season to come, in Ligue 1. As the competitors begin to arm themselves despite the drastic cuts in the revenues of the elite clubs, the Canaris would do well not too soon to define the main lines of their near future, with in the viewfinder at least a new hold. And for the moment, some favorites stand out.

Luís Castro can follow the course in Ligue 1. The Portuguese trainer of Dunkerque failed to promote through the playoff after a defeat against Metz, but he can even run on the maximum scale of the French football in the coming weeks. According to L'Equipe, Nantes and Lens are in conversations with the technical and Dunkerque to hire the Portuguese trainer. Castro, who has contracted Dunkerque until 2027, woke up for a good time at the command of…

Both RC Lens and FC Nantes are looking for a new coach and must quickly finalize this process to get their summer transfer window off to the best possible start.

Everything is accelerating for Luis Castro in the last few hours. While RC Lens has looked at its profile (see the brief d ...

Dunkirk coach Luis Castro, author of a course noticed in Ligue 2 this season, arouses the interest of Nantes and Lens. Discussions between the parties are underway and the FCN would be a step ahead in this matter.

Antoine Kombouaré was fired from the FC Nantes despite the club's continued existence. But how can the FCN improve next season? From now on, a more lively question arises: with whom at his head? While some names have already circulated (Ahmed Kantari, Pierre Sage, Julien Stéphan), it is the name of Luis Castro that resonates most on the part of the Nantes leaders. According to the information of the team, the 45-year-old Portuguese, under contra…