Ancelotti (although I also think he is well past it) maybe as he is a great man manager and quite good in cup competitions. He would give that team a freedom to attack also.
Nagelsmann, Rose and Ten Hag should stay away from PSG. They need a club that they can keep growing into not a billionaire plaything who considers anything that is not CL success as failure. Allegri would drive PSG mad. He's too defensive. I think the only 3 managers who would consider PSG as a good move are Mou, Ancelotti and Pep.
I don't think PSG would ever consider Mourinho. Them going after Tuchel and now Poch proves they want to win it, but also win it with a somewhat nice brand of football.
how many jobs has he been offered in the past 18 months? Perhaps no big club wants him.
I think he was unlucky TBH. Juventus were seriously considering him but then they went full skint mode with Pirlo. Ole's job was wobbly throughout the past few months only for Bruno to come in and rescue his and our arse while Zidane broke his word and he returned to Real. There's very few top jobs available at the moment.
YesWow if you know Mbappe first circle then I’m jealous. But who is the first circle? Family?
That's a very generic statement. And I didn't say that they had a bad relationship, I said that they don't have a good one, they have a professional relationship.So much for a bad relationship:
Kylian is just polite and you know that life is not necessarily black and white.So much for a bad relationship:
You realise the timing on that is anything but generic, right ? Before the club itself announced it.
You are the only one who went with the star relationship narrative and you keep trying to create something that isn't there.
Not at all, here is one of the most famous French football journalists pushing the same narrative on TV :
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It's not what he said. He said that the club didn't like his communication, that he lost influence in the locker room and that the results weren't great while drama was increasing.
That's not true. Tuchel has been a big dickhead ever since BVB days. He gets in clash with players and board a lot. He makes Mourinho look like a yes man in comparison. Only Conte is worse in this regard at the moment.
That’s true, it’s only the tier 4 and 5 managers who manage football clubs anymore. Tier 1 to 3 are all busy full time with commenting on twitter and fan forums.
Yes it is, that his influence with the stars had been deteriorating. That is utter nonsense.
So you know the entirety of PSG's locker room personally and know how his communication went through each players?
I do not know where you got this from? The only serious candidate was Simone Inzaghi, who is Italian, used to this environment already and an Allegri understudy for style and demeanour. Pochettino made unsustainable requests (full managerial role instead of a mere coach, very high salary and long contract, a notable number of assistants, an overhaul of the squad) and was discarded without much ado. Again, the myth of Poch is non-existent, outof very local circles in the internet and the media. I just remember Villas Boas being reputed even higher than him at his peak and then lost in the mediatic wilderness of nowhereland... just happy to see him back in the spotlight at Marseille these days.
Bouhafsi and others point to the stars, which there are only a handful. There is nothing indicating Tuchel has been laid off for a poor relationship, or deteriorating influence, whatever that means, with them.
Bouhafsi points to his communication and results, he clearly says that El Khelaifi and Leonardo didn't like his communication in the press. He barely talks about stars outside of saying that when the direction questioned the players they felt that Tuchel communication had become a bit stale including to some star players. Finally he mentions the results and the poor results against Ligue 1 top teams.
He says the sporting director found that Tuchel lost influence with the stars. It is a lie. Tuchel only lost influence with the sporting director.
Answer this question simply. Do you know what every PSG player thinks?
I don't remember making that claim. I know what Mbappé thinks and shared what he posted on social media. Incidentally backing up what I wrote yesterday.
You are making that claim when you pretend to know how much influence Tuchel had in the locker room when he was sacked.
I never pretended to know how much influence Tuchel had in the locker room, I said I knew what his relationship with Neymar and Mbappé was like.
So how do you know that Tuchel didn't lose influence in the locker room including some star players? You said that it was a lie.
Plainly because Neymar went from wanting out to wanting a new contract, whilst Mbappé was the first to thank him for his contribution to the club's history. Before the club even announced his departure officially.
First I didn't mention Mbappé or Neymar and you are the one who posted the tweet to make a point that wasn't made in the video and completely ignored the fact that Leonardo and Al Khelaifi are the only person that are named in it and clearly mentioned as the ones having an issue with Tuchel. As for star players, it could be anyone from Icardi to Di Maria, Marquinhos, Verratti or whoever is considered a star by Bouhafsi.
Nope, once again this is what you quoted me with yesterday:
and that is an argument used by the media to justify his dismissal. Yet no one has proof of that, yours being that post-substitution footage which proves nothing.
That has nothing to do with the tweet that you shared, you posted it because you made the claim that the press was blaming his relationship with star players. And I told you that it wasn't what the video in the tweet was suggesting.
Yes it is, open your ears around the 40-second mark.
Are you for real? I already told you what he said at that point, we already talked about it and you already admitted that you didn't know what the locker room thought and what all star players thought. And I also told you what he said before that, that Leonardo and Al Khelaifi had a problem with his communication and his constant complaints.
Romain Molina posted a video on that subject (I'm not allowed to post media, but it's on youtube), it might settle your discussion
And Molina is confirming what Bouhafsi said. First the results, secondly his relationship with Leonardo and other executives and this time Molina adds that he completely lost the locker room after the Istanbul game and a bunch of things like poor training sessions and physical conditioning. He also says that the decision was taken by Doha.Romain Molina posted a video on that subject (I'm not allowed to post media, but it's on youtube), it might settle your discussion
I already wrote about that yesterday, if you read my post here.
I read your posts, you are the one that seemingly didn't care about what others write. And why would Molina explain that? The players can act professionally and be unhappy with the situation.
