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Didier Deschamps post-France coaching career

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Following his departure as the manager of the France national football team after fourteen years, Didier Deschamps is seeking a new coaching role. His tenure ended after France was eliminated in the semi-finals of the 2026 World Cup by Spain. Initial speculation based on betting markets suggested several potential destinations, with the Saudi Pro League being the most probable move. Other possibilities included Paris Saint-Germain, Olympique de Marseille, Juventus FC, AS Monaco, and Real Madrid, as well as international roles with Brazil, Portugal, or Argentina. ~~Subsequent reports indicate that~~ Deschamps ~~may~~ reportedly intends to take a period of rest before committing to a new ~~project. Interest has been noted~~ project, potentially waiting until November or the end of the season to find a convincing opportunity. While he previously declined interest from clubs such as Al-Ittihad and Al-Ahli, his stance regarding the Saudi ~~Arabian club Al Ahli, which~~ Pro League has evolved. He is reportedly ~~offered~~ open to managing a ~~three-season deal. Additionally,~~ club in the league, provided the financial terms are significant, with suggestions that he may seek an annual salary of approximately 15 million euros. In addition to interest from Saudi Arabia, Deschamps has emerged as a priority target for the Turkish club ~~Galatasaray, which~~ Galatasaray. According to journalist Bülent Timurlenk, the Istanbul-based club is considering him as a successor to current manager Okan ~~Buruk.~~ Buruk, whose position has become uncertain following recent performances in the Turkish league and the Champions League.

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