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By Equatorial Guinea (4-0) on Monday evening, Cote d’Ivoire is no longer in its hands and will have to wait for this evening’s results to know if it will qualify for the round of 16 of the World Cup. nations. After the match, Jean-Louis Gasset wanted to remain optimistic: “Qualification? We have to believe it, we have won one of the three matches. But when we are waiting for the results of other teams, it is never a good sign” -he told Equator After the humiliation endured by Guinea let go.
Dismissed gazette despite qualifications?
But even in the qualifying event this evening, the former coach of Bordeaux and ASSE may not be in the game. According to Malik Traore, the 70-year-old technician will no longer be on the Elephants bench this weekend as Emers Fay should take over as interim manager. A terrible blow if this is confirmed for the Frenchman, who made no secret of his ambitions at the start of the competition. Whether it will be confirmed in the coming hours remains to be seen…
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🚨🚨🚨 Jean-Louis Gasset should no longer be on the Elephants bench 🇨🇮🐘. Qualification or not, Immers Fay should take over as interim manager. So FIF will stick to its initial plan which was to put a former Ivorian international at the helm of the national team.
— Malik Traore (@mlktraore) January 24, 2024
In sum
Ivory Coast’s coach, Jean-Louis Gasset, may be experiencing terrible disillusionment. By Equatorial Guinea (4-0) on Monday evening, Cote d’Ivoire is no longer in its hands and will have to wait for this evening’s results to know if it will qualify for the round of 16 of the World Cup. nations.
