Lens appoints Didier Digard as head coach through 2028
French club Lens has named Didier Digard as head coach on a contract running until June 2028, succeeding Yannick Cahuzac, who recently left the role.
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AIFrench club Lens has announced the appointment of Didier Digard as its new head coach on a contract running until June 2028. Digard takes over from Yannick Cahuzac, who recently stepped down from the position.
In a statement, Lens said the decision to hire the 40-year-old Digard followed a series of internal consultations, which resulted in broad agreement on the French coach. The club cited his technical expertise, leadership skills, ability to develop players, and strong familiarity with French football as key factors in his selection.
Digard previously managed Nice, where he took charge under challenging circumstances and led the team to 10 wins, 7 draws, and 4 defeats, averaging 1.76 points per match. He also guided Nice to the quarterfinals of the UEFA Europa Conference League.
