Ben Seghir, the new manager of Monaco, is set to take charge of the club's upcoming season. Seghir has previously worked with several top clubs in Europe and will be looking to bring his experience and expertise to the Principality.
Seghir, who is originally from England, has been involved in football for over two decades and has had stints at several Premier League clubs such as Fulham, West Bromwich Albion and Crystal Palace. He also spent time in Italy with Serie A side Parma before moving to Monaco in 2017.
In his first season at Monaco, Seghir led the team to their best-ever finish in Ligue 1, finishing third behind Paris Saint-Germain and Lyon. However, the following season was less successful, with Monaco finishing in 15th place.
Despite this, Seghir remains a highly respected figure in European football and is expected to bring a fresh approach to Monaco. His appointment comes after the departure of former coach Lucien Favre, who left the club earlier this month.
Seghir will be hoping to build on the success he achieved in Monaco's previous campaign and lead the team towards success once again. With his wealth of experience and track record of success, there is no doubt that he will be a key player in Monaco's future plans.