Olympique de Marseille manager Habib Beye has reportedly been proposed to AS Monaco, according to French outlet La Provence, amid growing uncertainty over his future at the club.
Beye, who is not expected to remain in charge beyond June, is said to be facing an exit after a disappointing spell marked by inconsistent results and increasing pressure from supporters and club hierarchy.
Marseille’s elimination from the Coupe de France and the risk of missing out on European qualification next season have further intensified scrutiny around his position.
Agents Move to Position Beye for Monaco Opportunity
Reports suggest that Beye’s representatives have already offered his profile to AS Monaco as they explore potential opportunities ahead of the summer restructuring.
While Sébastien Pocognoli is currently in charge at Monaco, his future is not considered fully secure, and a possible departure could open the door for a managerial change at the principality club.
If that scenario unfolds, Beye could emerge as a realistic candidate for the role as Monaco look to reassess their sporting direction.
Mixed Spell at Marseille Under Growing Pressure
Since arriving from Stade Rennais during the winter, Beye has managed just five wins in 12 matches, alongside one draw and six defeats after taking over from Roberto De Zerbi.
The inconsistent run has left Marseille’s season hanging in the balance, with European qualification still uncertain heading into the final stretch.
Other Links Emerge as Future Remains Open
Beyond Monaco, Beye has also recently been linked with Paris FC as speculation continues over his next move.
For the Senegalese coach, the coming weeks could prove decisive as he looks to recover from a challenging period and secure a new opportunity at a different project in France.
