Ligue 1 club president Pablo Longoria has revealed that Olympique de Marseille’s manager Igor Tudor will be stepping down from his position at the end of the season.Information Guide Nigeria
In a move that sent shockwaves throughout the football world, Marseille announced the appointment of former Croatia international Tudor as their new manager. With an impressive resume that includes stints at Hajduk Split, PAOK, Galatasaray, Udinese, and Hellas Verona, Tudor is no stranger to the demands of top-level football. The two-year contract signed by the new boss in July 2022 signals a new era for Marseille, as they look to build on their recent successes and cement their place among the elite. Tudor will be tasked with replacing the outgoing Jorge Sampaoli, a daunting challenge for any manager, but one that the Croatian will undoubtedly relish.
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“We have respected Igor Tudor’s wish not to continue with the club. Now it’s his turn to communicate. On a personal note, and on behalf of the club, I’d like to say thank you for the work you’ve done, with a great deal of respect,” Longoria told reporters.JAMB Result
The Croatian manager said he had not signed for another club.
“On a personal level, I have grown. I leave the club in a better situation in which I had found it. I am leaving for private and professional reasons. I did not sign with another club. I’m not angry with anyone,” Tudor said.
“We played some great football, which thrilled the fans and was much appreciated. We’ve managed to instil a culture of high standards, which is very important at a club.
“We’ve got the right foundations for the future and I hope that in the short term we’ll see OM back where they belong, with a host of trophies.”
Tudor represented Hajduk Split in two spells and also played for Juventus between 1998 and 2007 before getting into coaching.NYSC Portal
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