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🚨 Patrick Vieira named Senegal manager
🚨 Patrick Vieira named Senegal manager The return to his roots is now official. Patrick Vieira, a native of Dakar, is the new head coach of the Senegal national team. The former France midfielder was appointed this Tuesday, even as the dismissal procedure involving Pape Thiaw still lingers in the background. In its brief statement, the Senegalese Football Federation specified that “the date of the official unveiling and the next steps in his appointment will be announced at a later time.” The length of his contract has not been officially disclosed. Vieira’s first challenge will be to lead the Lions of Teranga to qualification for the next 2027 Africa Cup of Nations. The qualifiers will begin as early as September. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇫🇷 here.
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