TRENDING

Army raids criminal hideout in Rivers, recovers arms • Adwoa Safo demanding GH₵3.7 million to release father’s body for funeral, burial— Family alleges • Godfred Dame to appeal High Court order directing AG to amend former NAFCO CEO’s charges • TranESS C&I Unveil Youth Energy Talent Programme • Pollution: HOMEF rejects court dismissal of suit against Shell • Lagos govt releases 2026 admission list for model colleges, upgraded schools • Bangladesh president resigns over poor health • “Money Not Enough To Lead A Woman; Peller Making Mistake By Marrying Jarvis; Too Young, Inexperienced” — Gehgeh Warns • Mwanafunzi alivyookolewa kuozeshwa na ng'ombe 15 • Obasanjo rejects Osoba’s alleged deceit claim, defends 2003 political decisions • Balozi Mpungwe asimulia namna Mkapa alivyojenga uchumi wa kisasa • Troops Arrest Five Suspected Kidnappers In Yobe, Recover Arms • Didmus: Why I quit military for national politics • Glasgow 2026: Nigeria Beat Cayman Islands In Men’s 3×3 Basketball • Troops, Navy arrest three suspected Lakurawa terrorist informants in Kebbi • ‘They believe presidency will write results’ – Kwankwaso on why Govs joined APC • Global crude oil prices drop after climbing to $100/barrel • NDA warns public of explosive blasts during cadets exercise • Tension rocks NBA Port Harcourt as election sparks controversy • “Hypocrisy” — ADC blasts Presidency over Trump letter, sovereignty remarks • Army raids criminal hideout in Rivers, recovers arms • Adwoa Safo demanding GH₵3.7 million to release father’s body for funeral, burial— Family alleges • Godfred Dame to appeal High Court order directing AG to amend former NAFCO CEO’s charges • TranESS C&I Unveil Youth Energy Talent Programme • Pollution: HOMEF rejects court dismissal of suit against Shell • Lagos govt releases 2026 admission list for model colleges, upgraded schools • Bangladesh president resigns over poor health • “Money Not Enough To Lead A Woman; Peller Making Mistake By Marrying Jarvis; Too Young, Inexperienced” — Gehgeh Warns • Mwanafunzi alivyookolewa kuozeshwa na ng'ombe 15 • Obasanjo rejects Osoba’s alleged deceit claim, defends 2003 political decisions • Balozi Mpungwe asimulia namna Mkapa alivyojenga uchumi wa kisasa • Troops Arrest Five Suspected Kidnappers In Yobe, Recover Arms • Didmus: Why I quit military for national politics • Glasgow 2026: Nigeria Beat Cayman Islands In Men’s 3×3 Basketball • Troops, Navy arrest three suspected Lakurawa terrorist informants in Kebbi • ‘They believe presidency will write results’ – Kwankwaso on why Govs joined APC • Global crude oil prices drop after climbing to $100/barrel • NDA warns public of explosive blasts during cadets exercise • Tension rocks NBA Port Harcourt as election sparks controversy • “Hypocrisy” — ADC blasts Presidency over Trump letter, sovereignty remarks

July 24, 2026|12:58

Back to Home

Senegal

Patrick Vieira to become Senegal head coach

Daily Post about 2 hours 1 mins read

Former Crystal Palace manager, Patrick Vieira, is in talks to become the head coach of Senegal’s football national team.

As reported by Foot Mercato (via Fabrizio Romano), conversations are currently taking place for the Frenchman to replace Pape Thiaw as the Teranga Lions manager.

The report also added that the process remains at an early stage and no agreement has been reached yet.

The Senegalese Football Federation has expressed an interest in the Arsenal legend, who has coached Strasbourg, Nice and Genoa, for the vacant team head coach position.

This comes after Senegal recently parted ways with Thiaw after he led the team to the Round of 32 stage at the World Cup, where they were eliminated by Belgium.

Patrick Vieira to become Senegal head coach

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article