Two points from the first nine Ligue 1 rounds. 20 backwards, 9 goals. This is the sporting reality of Le Havre, the proud club that nurtured superstar Paul Pogba. A few months into the season, things have really started to unravel for Le Havre, also outside the match arena.
After Friday’s 1-5 loss to PSG, coach Didier Digard was fired. According to L’Equipe , the decision was made by the club’s owners – something that was not appreciated by president Jean-Michel Roussier. On Sunday, Roussier resigned in protest against the decision.
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Now L’Equipe reports another exit. Sporting director Demba Ba, who joined the club in the summer, has also left his job, it is reported.
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This means that Le Havre is without a coach, president and sporting director.
