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Victim of the winter transfer window, Will Still finds himself at the helm of a team weakened by important departures. The Racing Club coach of Lens is looking forward to starting a new era in order to definitively turn the page of his predecessor Franck Haise.
Beaten at home by the Stade de Reims (0-2) last Friday, the Racing Club of Lens said goodbye to Europe. Sang and gold are now distant by the European wagon in Ligue 1, the inevitable consequence of their last transfer window. This winter, the Artesian club had separated from executives Brice Samba, Abdukodir Khusanov, Kevin Danso and Przemyslaw Frankowski for financial reasons. Enough to weaken Will Still's workforce to whom insufficient results are criticized.
Will Still s’agace
« To come back to the beginning, when I sign here, there is a workforce that is complete and super competitive. Along the way, it changesDefended the Lensois coach at a press conference. There is no problem in there. But it was a whole thing to replace Franck Haise, to come to a club that experienced magnificent things. I would have liked to continue them, be more competitive than we were. But there is a reality too. And it's not always easy to hear “yes but before it was better, before we did that” … I know. But before, there is no more, it's over. As for the next, the Belgian expects a lot from the merchant to come.
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« This summer, we have the opportunity to go back on a new cycle and lay bases that should allow the club to be competitive on the two, three or four years. There is an important project, decisions to be made that will be important. Everyone has to be aligned, everyone is clear about what will be done. And I think you have to be as transparent as possible with everyone. As long as it is done correctly, there is not too much concern to have. It will make our lives easier because we can work more serenely and more transparent “Said Will Still, probably reassured by his leaders.
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