Key Takeaways:
- Liam Rosenior has reportedly reached an agreement to become the next manager of Paris FC
- Paris FC had originally scheduled their pre-season training to start on Wednesday, but have postponed it to 9th July amidst ongoing managerial discussions
- Antoine Kombouaré, who led Paris FC to a mid-table finish after a relegation scare, replaced Stéphane Gilli in February but now faces uncertainty over his future at the club
Paris FC’s Managerial Changes Continue
Paris FC appear set for another change at the top, with Liam Rosenior on the verge of taking over managerial duties. The club, which experienced a turnaround after Antoine Kombouaré succeeded Stéphane Gilli in February, ensured a strong finish in the league, comfortably avoiding relegation danger. Despite this improvement, lingering questions surrounded Kombouaré’s tenure, even as he recently affirmed his intention to lead the team into pre-season training.
🚨 Liam Rosenior, in official talks with Paris FC over a two year contract to replace Antoine Kombouaré as new head coach.
Negotiations underway with details to be sorted on extra year option ahead of the agreement.
Deal on, as @Santi_J_FM @Footmercato reported. 🔵⚪️ pic.twitter.com/0GVI6WoezM
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) June 29, 2026
Rosenior Agreement Reported Amid Pre-season Delay
Earlier today, L’Équipe revealed that Paris FC’s scheduled return to pre-season training this Wednesday had been postponed until 9th July, a move taken as discussions with Rosenior advanced. According to Foot Mercato, a full agreement has now been reached with Rosenior, who previously managed Chelsea. However, some minor contractual points still require clarification before the appointment is finalised. Rosenior was reportedly the preferred candidate of sporting director Marco Neppe.
Next Steps for Paris FC
While an official announcement is still pending as final details are agreed, Rosenior’s arrival as head coach appears imminent. This development follows a period of uncertainty at Paris FC and signals their intent to continue building under the guidance of a manager endorsed by new sporting director Marco Neppe.
