The star consultant of Canal+ is not optimistic about the future of Habib Beye on the Stade Rennais bench.
Stade Rennais is smiling again. Three days after a frustrating draw in Toulouse (2-2), the Breton club in fact corrected Strasbourg at Roazhon Park (4-1). Enough to allow Habib Beye to have a little respite after having been very close to being ousted last Monday, the day after the defeat conceded against Nice.
The Breton coach did not hide his relief at the end of the meeting. “ It does me a lot of good for my staff. When this kind of thing happens, there are people other than the coach who are affected. They do not have the same status as the coach. I was very happy for them. When I talk about the staff, it’s in its entirety. It’s not Beye’s close staff like I’ve seen here and there. On Monday, I saw people who were very touched and I am very happy for them. This is where I get my energy. Some thought it would be my last match (laughs). I am also very happy for the Pinault family. These are times when they give us a lot of support. It’s a great victory for the whole club,” he said at a press conference.
However, the future of the former Strasbourg player remains very uncertain. This is the feeling of Laure Boulleau, her former colleague at Canal Football Club. Consequence in particular of the lack of support from its president, Arnaud Pouille, which could have certain repercussions in the Rennes locker room.
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“I find that what is difficult in terms of management and which adds to the complexity for Habib to find himself in this situation, is to have players very close to the Arnaud Pouille clan, the president. I am obviously thinking of Seko Fofana and Brice Samba. They are there, you don’t know if they are with you or not, and what’s more, you can’t have any preconceptions.” he commented on the CFC set.
“You don’t know if it’s for you or for your downfall, she continued about the two men’s allegiance. You don’t know if they want to recruit others or if they are completely neutral. I honestly think that it’s a very negative point for Habib, because it’s also in the locker room that things get ugly.”
