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Première Ligue
Three Première Ligue sides are gearing up to disrupt the dominance of Lyon, PSG, and Paris FC this season, armed with fresh coaching appointments and reshaped squads.
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The appointment of Antoine Ponroy - promoted from within Frédéric Biancalani's coaching staff - signals a new chapter at Fleury. Having narrowly missed the top three in each of the last two campaigns, the club is determined to close the gap on the established elite.
Retaining Chelsea forward Louna Ribadeira on loan is a significant coup, while youngster Lucie Calba has earned recognition at international level with a call-up to the national team.
Strasbourg's trajectory has been remarkable: Seconde Ligue champions in 2024, ninth the following year, and seventh by last May. New general manager Sylvain Carric has set his sights even higher, targeting European competition.
A busy transfer window saw 14 departures and 11 arrivals. Coach Vincent Nogueira is building around an experienced foreign contingent, with German midfielder Kristin Kögel impressing during pre-season, as OneFootball reports.
Marseille secured survival under Corinne Diacre and have now handed the reins to Nicolas Chabot, recently named LFFP coach of the year. The squad overhaul has been dramatic - 16 players out, 15 in - as Chabot looks to push OM well beyond the ninth-place finish they managed last term and back among France's leading clubs.
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