Hervé Renard has been appointed as the new head coach of the Ivory Coast national football team, returning to the position he held a little over a decade ago, according to an official announcement from the Ivorian Football Federation. The 57-year-old French tactician steps back into the role following a brief managerial stint with Tunisia during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
A Familiar Face Returns to the Elephants
The Ivorian Football Federation confirmed the appointment on its official social media channels, marking a significant homecoming for Renard.
Renard’s managerial career boasts extensive experience across African and international football.
Immediate Objectives and Upcoming Fixtures
Navigating the Transition After World Cup Stints
Football enthusiasts and media members seeking further updates can follow the Ivorian Football Federation’s official channels for verified announcements regarding training camp schedules and squad selections ahead of the next round of international fixtures.
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