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Laurent Blanc's experience when he was still an active player cannot be doubted and with France he has even won the Euros and the World Cup. At club level, he has also won all the titles and he has also played for several big teams in Europe. However, his experience as a coach is not that good, but at least with PSG he always won so many titles in French competitions. The Champions League is not an easy thing for a coach like him and I think that is normal.
Apart from that, I think Al-Ittihad was quite right in choosing him as the new coach and I think he was very right in choosing to join Al-Ittihad. Previously, it was predicted that Stefano Pioli would become Al-Ittihad's coach, but it seems that a final agreement was not reached and therefore Al-Ittihad is lucky enough to still be able to get another European coach here.
Players like Blanc won. Nobody argues against it. He was winning, stylish, and tough. But training? That is not the case, people. Consider a symphony as opposed to a rock concert. Both brilliant but with different crowds and skill sets. Still, he accomplished it. He didnt win the Champions League despite all that money and excellence PSG had. Right, that is the main one.
Still, this Al-Ittihad contract? He could gain from this. new difficulty. probably less pressure than in Europe, but still competitive. Saudi Arabia is heavily funding soccer, hence Blanc's experience could help them to succeed. He is informed and experienced. Perhaps his winning touch will come from this different setting. Laurent Blanc is a powerhouse when he is performing as expected. Give him time.