Raymond Domenech, who has been free from coaching duties since the termination of his contract as coach of the France national team after the tumultuous 2010 World Cup, may soon return to the sidelines.
Reports from Eurosport suggest that the 62-year-old French coach is in advanced negotiations to take over the helm of the Tunisian national team. If successful, Domenech could soon be leading the Eagles of Carthage.
This potential move mirrors the trajectory of Roger Lemerre, who endured a disappointing 2002 World Cup before finding success with Tunisia, leading them to victory in the African Cup of Nations two years later. Should Domenech secure the Tunisia job, he may have the opportunity to follow in Lemerre’s footsteps and make his mark in African football.
