French coach prepares to succeed Runar in Moroccan national team

Bosnian coach Vahid Halilodzic has reached an agreement with Valdemar Keita, owner of the French club of Nantes, to leave his post after only one season at the head of his technical direction, in anticipation of the supervision of the Moroccan team.

A source close to the record indicates that the parties reached an agreement on this issue Thursday afternoon in Boliguin, in the west of France.

According to a member of the technical management of the French club, Khalilodzic, 67, confirmed his desire to leave office and resign. The coach will not receive any compensation for the remaining season in Nantes, where he would be paid 200,000 euros a month.

The Frenchman will be honored by the club's supporters on Friday when he will lead Nantes in his last match at La Poguard against Genoa.

The Nantes administration took the surprise decision to name former 2001 champion Stefan Ziani, who won the 2001 title, who is currently overseeing the under-19 team, Khalifa Khalilodzic. National.

The French news agency said Khalilodzic had been confirmed by the formation of the Moroccan national team succeeding his successor, Hervé Ronard, transferred to the formation of the Saudi team.

He was training in Morocco when he was leading Raja Casablanca (1997-1998) as the 1997 African Champions League champion. He gained a training experience in North Africa in as a coach of the Algerian national team from 2011 to 2014 and achieved a historic feat by reaching the World Cup final. The first of its history in Brazil 2014 before going out with difficulty and after the extension by Germany, who then crowned the title.