Former Spain international Albert Riera was named as Bordeaux coach on Wednesday on a two-year deal, taking over from David Guion.
Riera, 41, played for Bordeaux from 2003 to 2005 in a nomadic career that also included spells at Liverpool, Manchester City, Espanyol and Galatasaray.
He led Olimpija Ljubljana to a Slovenian league and cup double last season before moving to Celje in the summer. Guion was stood down from his position last week after a slow start to the season for a club targeting a return to Ligue 1.
Six-time French champions Bordeaux, who were relegated from the top flight at the end of the 2021-22 season, are 13th in Ligue 2.
Source: Supersport
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Molemo “Jub Jub” Maarohanye says he regrets his actions in the past, but he doesn’t regret going to prison. The South African rapper has made headlines several times over hideous reasons which has landed him in court and prison.
On the final episode of the Showmax original series, Unfollowed hosted by Thembekile Mrototo, the Uyajola 9/9 host speaks about his past life and lessons learned. Read more


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