Perceived interest from Scotland – where will Lucian Favre land next?

Lucian Favre has now worked without coaching for more than three months. There has been speculation about its future for a long time. The latest rumors come from Scotland.

In mid-December Lucian Favre had to vacate his place in Borussia Dortmund after two and a half years in office, since then there has been radio silence with the sacked coach. However, Favre’s name keeps popping up when it comes to transfer rumors. The 63-year-old is said to have already rejected several clubs. Finally, the transfer rumors revolve around the following two stations:

Following a possible employment in the Olympic Marseille, Louis Favre was brought into relation to Lyon a few weeks earlier. Despite a successful season so far – they are currently in third place, just three points behind Leader PSG. The contract with coach Rudy Garcia, which expires in June, has not yet been extended.

However, along with Christophe Galtier, the current coach of league contender Lille should be in pole position. In addition, President Jean-Michel Als recently denied being in contact with potential successor candidates. They do not want to make a decision about Garcia’s future until the end of the season.

After nine consecutive championship titles, Celtic missed out for the first time this year. Almost worse: with Glasgow Rangers, the great arch rival gets the title. John Kennedy has been working as interim coach for the Scots ever since Head Coach Neil Lennon concluded the results in February and resigned.

However, a new owner is to be hired in the summer, although the list of potential successors is long. In addition to Thierry Henry, Enzo Marceca, Chris Wilder, Roy Keane and Salzburg coach Jessie March, Lucian Favre should also be a member. And according to the “Daily Mail”, the Swiss should also show interest.

And what about Borussia Mönchengladbach? The very fact that Favre’s X-Club is seeking a trainer for the new season could make Falls a new employer for the 63-year-old. After Marco Rose left for Dortmund, the future of coaching at Gladbach is still open. In any case, the memories shared should be positive on both sides.