Marseille is enduring a challenging season, and the search for a new coach has been ongoing since the departure of Elie Baup. José Anigo, currently in a temporary coaching role, confirms that the position has garnered significant interest. He suggests that even though Marseille may not be PSG, it remains an attractive prospect for many coaches.
Anigo indicates that Andre Villas-Boas, recently managing Zenit Saint-Petersburg, could be a strong contender for the position. Despite Villas-Boas’s recent project with Zenit, Anigo emphasizes Marseille’s appeal to top European coaches.
Villas-Boas, known for his stints at Porto, Chelsea, and Tottenham, is 36 years old and could potentially be favored over Vahid Halilhodzic, who is rumored to be considering leaving his position with the Fennecs after the World Cup.
The competition for the coaching role at Marseille appears to be intense, with both Villas-Boas and Halilhodzic presenting compelling options.
