France Women's National Team Scores Big with Appointment of Renowned Coach Herve Renard

The French Football Federation (FFF) has announced that Herve Renard has been appointed as the new coach of the France Women's National Team.

Renard, who is widely regarded as one of the best coaches in the world, has been handed a contract that will run until 2024.

The announcement was made official by the French Football Federation on their official Twitter account. Renard is taking over the reins from former coach Corinne Diacre, who was sacked from the role last month after her position was weakened following a revolt by leading players.

Renard is a two-time winner of the Africa Cup of Nations with Ivory Coast and Zambia, and he also led Morocco to the World Cup in 2018. He has a wealth of experience and an impressive track record in international football, making him a popular choice among FFF officials.

Renard's first task will be to prepare the team for the upcoming FIFA Women's World Cup, which will be held in Australia and New Zealand in July this year. The France Women's National Team has a strong record in international football, having reached the quarterfinals in the last two World Cups.

Renard will have to work quickly to get to know the players and implement his tactics before the tournament begins. However, with his impressive track record, many fans and officials are optimistic about his chances of success with the team.

The appointment of Herve Renard as the new coach of the France Women's National Team is a significant development for women's football in France, and it will be exciting to see how the team performs under his leadership in the coming years.

View official post by the FFF below;