Le Havre: Didier Digard heading for the exit?

Le Havre manager Didier Digard is set to be sacked by owner Blue Crow on Saturday following a 5-1 home defeat to PSG; the club remains bottom of Ligue 1 with just two points from nine matches.

Didier Digard is expected to be dismissed as Le Havre manager on Saturday by club owner Blue Crow, according to L'Équipe. The 40-year-old coach will pay the price for a catastrophic start to the 2026-27 season after Friday's 5-1 home defeat to Paris Saint-Germain proved to be the final straw.

Le Havre sits bottom of Ligue 1 with no wins in nine matches and just two points from a possible 27. Despite significant changes to the club's sporting structure and recruitment department over the summer, the season has been a disaster. Digard, a former Nice manager who returned to Le Havre in 2024 to replace Luka Elsner, had extended his contract over the summer with an additional year plus an option. He will become the second Ligue 1 manager to be sacked this season, following Dino Toppmöller at Lens.