Reports in French media claim that France national team manager, Laurent Blanc, is one of the favourites for replacing Claudio Ranieri as the manager of Serie A strugglers Inter Milan
France national team manager, Laurent Blanc, has certainly taken the national team to a whole new level. Upon his nomination as the coach of Les Bleus, the former World Cup winner was handed the task of managing a team that was low on confidence and elusive
of unity courtesy the exploits of the World Cup in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/South-Africa-c757.
However, Blanc quickly turned the tide and turned France into a far more stable unit than his predecessor did. Blanc did well to help Les Bleus qualify for the European Championships in Poland-Ukraine.
Les Bleus have marched on to a 17-game unbeaten run under Blanc which included the recent 2-1 friendly win over http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Germany-c2904 at the Weserstadion in Bremen.
However, it appears that the http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/France-c2899 Football Federation chief, Noel Le Graet is not happy with how Blanc has dealt with the expenses. Reports claim that the two men have a different opinion on the recruitment of expensive staff members.
Due to this, it appears that the Frenchman would not be offered a contract extension when the European Championships end regardless of the outcome.
His future has not really been a cause of concern as Blanc is attracting a lot of interest from clubs who are not happy with their current tacticians.
Italian Serie A strugglers, Inter Milan, are one of those clubs who are monitoring the contractual situation of Laurent Blanc. Currently, former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Roma-c31603 manager, Claudio Ranieri is the manager of the San Siro side.
However, under ‘Tinker man’, Inter Milan have found good results a delicacy, something that Massimo Moratti is keen on changing.
As things stand, Internazionale are far away from securing even a Europa League place which is certainly unacceptable for a club of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Inter-c39567’s status.
Between 1999 and 2001, Blanc played for Inter Milan and was always on good terms with Moratti. His relationship with the President would certainly play a big role and if FFF fails to extend Blanc’s contract, the 46-year-old will certainly not be against
the prospect of coaching a side for whom he could not win any silverware.
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