The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), has chosen Paul Le Guen, as the new Super Eagles manager.

According to the PUNCH, the football house picked the Frenchman, from a three-man shortlist that included Salisu Yusuf and Tom Saintfiet.

It is also understood that the NFF will consider Yusuf as an assistant coach. The former Kano Pillars boss had earlier said he was not interested in being second in command to anybody.


The official said: “As it is now the position of the deputy has been thrown open because Yusuf is still insisting that he would not work as an assistant to Le Guen.

“Those who worked on their entries picked the Frenchman and with the hope that Yusuf could learn a lot from him for the immediate future but he (Yusuf) appears to have some other ideas so the federation will now have to consider a new person altogether to replace Yusuf.”



c; lalasticlala
http://dailypost.ng/2016/07/12/nff-picks-le-guen-as-new-super-eagles-coach-yusuf-loses-assistant-position/

Okay.

Paul Le Guen ( born 1 March 1964) is a French football manager and a former player. His last role was as manager of the Oman national football team, from which he was relieved in November 2015.

Playing career
During his playing career he enjoyed successful stays with FC Nantes and PSG and won 17 caps for the French national team.

Club level
During his playing career, Le Guen played at Stade Brest for six years, Nantes Atlantique for two years, before leaving Brittany for Paris St. Germain where he played for seven years (with 478 appearances and a Cup Winners' Cup medal in 1996).


International level
At international level he played 17 times for France due to injuries and he was part of the team which lost out on a trip to the World Cup in 1994, along with Eric Cantona and David Ginola. He ended his playing career by taking part in a friendly where his home region of Brittany faced Cameroon on 21 May 1998. The match finished 1–1.


Managerial career
Le Guen had a successful managerial career in France, most notably leading Olympique Lyonnais to three consecutive Ligue 1 titles. He has also managed Stade Rennais, Paris Saint-Germain, Glasgow Rangers and the Cameroon national team. He has just been appointed the new coach of Nigeria National team Head coach .

this is bad news for CAMEROON

what he use to tell them he will tell us now

I think we have to settle Algeria and be at the world cup forget Zambia

lalasticlala lets go there


this is the best coup NFF has ploted

Hope he isn't basketball/hockey/rugby coach?
Cos that was what they use to tell us before

Mediapace:
Hope he isn't basketball/hockey/rugby coach?
Cos that was what they use to tell us before

nop
He qualified Cameroon for 2010 world cup

I hope he keep up to our expectation
A coach will always be a coach,he will not play for players. Players will play,he needs to eliminate super chickens out of the squad

robosky02:


nop He qualified Cameroon for 2010 world cup

"Like" if u know Nigeria will still not pass a World cup round of 16

foreign coaches dont suceed in Nigeria quote me if am lying

detiosa:
foreign coaches dont suceed in Nigeria
quote me if am lying

that's no true

Westerhof and Jo Bonfre

did it 1994 and 1996

detiosa:
foreign coaches dont suceed in Nigeria
quote me if am lying

Westerhof, Bonfrére Jo ?

robosky02:



that's no true

Westerhof and Jo Bonfre

did it 1994 and 1996

I spoke too soon...lol

We won't still qualify .