Didier Digard, close to leaving Le Havre after 1-5 loss to PSG
Blue Crow reportedly plans to sack him after the home defeat to PSG; Le Havre are bottom, winless in nine matchdays with two points from 27.
Didier Digard is expected to be sacked as Le Havre coach this Saturday by owner Blue Crow, according to RMC Sport, which relays L'Ăquipe's report. The 1-5 home defeat to Paris Saint-Germain on Friday night is said to have been the final straw. The club has yet to make the departure official.
Le Havre are bottom of Ligue 1 and have not won in nine matchdays, collecting two points from a possible 27. Digard, 40, replaced Luka Elsner in 2024 and kept the club up in 2025 (15th) and 2026 (16th). This summer he had extended his contract by one more year, with an extra option.
He would be the second Ligue 1 coach dismissed this season, after Dino Toppmöller, who was replaced by Yannick Cahuzac at Lens. Club president Jean-Michel Roussier, a strong backer of Digard, could also be pushed out.
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