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Christophe Galtier took over as Paris Saint-Germain’s seventh head coach in 11 years under the club’s Qatari-backed ownership after Mauricio Pochettino was fired on Tuesday.
Galtier led Lille to the French title in 2021 and joined Nice last season, finishing fifth but knocking PSG out of the French Cup. The 55-year-old has been handed a two-year contract.
Pochettino had one year left on his contract and is the fourth successive coach to be fired by PSG. Thomas Tuchel, Unai Emery and Laurent Blanc have also been sacked since 2016.
Pochettino won the French league but his status was damaged by a UEFA Champions League last-16 exit at the hands of Real Madrid, when PSG surrendered a 2-0 aggregate lead.
Also read: Manchester United confirm Tyrell Malacia transfer from Feyenoord

Christophe Galtier takes over as Paris Saint-Germain’s head coach after Pochettino's exit

Christophe Galtier took over as Paris Saint-Germain’s seventh head coach in 11 years under the club’s Qatari-backed ownership after Mauricio Pochettino was fired on Tuesday

Galtier led Lille to the French title in 2021 and joined Nice last season, finishing fifth but knocking PSG out of the French Cup

Christophe Galtier took over as Paris Saint-Germain&rsquo;s seventh head coach in 11 years under the club&rsquo;s Qatari-backed ownership after Mauricio Pochettino was fired on Tuesday.
Galtier led Lille to the French title in 2021 and joined Nice last season, finishing fifth but knocking PSG out of the French Cup. The 55-year-old has been handed a two-year contract.
Pochettino had one year left on his contract and is the fourth successive coach to be fired by PSG. Thomas Tuchel, Unai Emery and Laurent Blanc have also been sacked since 2016.
Pochettino won the French league but his status was damaged by a UEFA Champions League last-16 exit at the hands of Real Madrid, when PSG surrendered a 2-0 aggregate lead.
Also read: <a title="Manchester United confirm Tyrell Malacia transfer from Feyenoord" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/manchester-united-confirm-tyrell-malacia-transfer-from-feyenoord-1657079718306" target="_blank">Manchester United confirm Tyrell Malacia transfer from Feyenoord</a>

Reports in the British football media suggest that Tottenham&nbsp;may soon lose their talismanic&nbsp;skipper Harry Kane. The striker expressed his frustration at the end of last month at a continued inability to achieve his ambition of winning major trophies at Spurs. The English skipper who has spent 12 years at the club wants his future to be decided before 11th June when the delayed Euro football championship starts. Kane, who rose through the ranks of Spurs' youth academy, is&nbsp;targeted by French club Paris St Germain,&nbsp;led by his former boss Mauricio Pochettino, Real Madrid, and&nbsp;Manchester&nbsp;United.&nbsp;

Reports: Harry Kane wants to leave Tottenham 

Kane, who rose through the ranks of Spurs' youth academy, is&nbsp;targeted by French club Paris St Germain,&nbsp;led by his former boss Mauricio Pochettino, Real Madrid, and&nbsp;Manchester&nbsp;United

Reports in the British football media suggest that Tottenham&nbsp;may soon lose their talismanic&nbsp;skipper Harry Kane. The striker expressed his frustration at the end of last month at a continued inability to achieve his ambition of winning major trophies at Spurs. The English skipper who has spent 12 years at the club wants his future to be decided before 11th June when the delayed Euro football championship starts. Kane, who rose through the ranks of Spurs' youth academy, is&nbsp;targeted by French club Paris St Germain,&nbsp;led by his former boss Mauricio Pochettino, Real Madrid, and&nbsp;Manchester&nbsp;United.&nbsp;

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