Perrin's Resume: Studied under Professor Wenger and led Lyon to create brilliance

Infographic: Perrin. Image credit: Osports All Sports Photo Agency

At noon today, the Chinese Football Association announced through its official website that Peilan will not serve as the head coach of the men's national football team, and the Football Association will start the selection of new coaches. In fact, before taking charge of the national football team, Perrin's exposure was not high, and the best result of coaching was to lead Lyon to win the Ligue 1 and French Cup. Since then, he has been dismissed several times because of poor performance. This time, the class is mainly because of the poor results of leading the national football team.

Alain Perrin, French, born in 1956. He joined Ligue 1 Nancy in 1971, but Perrin did not perform well as a player, joining only one amateur team and retiring at the age of 31. After retiring from the army, Perrin studied under Professor Wenger and soon showed the potential of an excellent young coach. In 1987, Perrin became the coach of the Nancy echelon and began his coaching career.

In the 1993-1994 season, Perrin took up the coaching whip in his hometown of the C team Troyes, and he led the team to a successful promotion to the second division and completed the triple jump, allowing Troyes to be promoted to Ligue 1. The famous Perrin also made the jump in his coaching career, and he successfully joined marseille, the veteran team of Ligue 1, and led the team to third place. But the good times did not last long, and after less than 2 years in Marseille, Perrin was fired for poor performance.

From 2004 to 2005, Perrin, who was in the trough, signed contracts with al-Ain in the United Arab Emirates and Portsmouth in the Premier League, but both left the class because of poor results. In 2006, Perrin returned to Ligue 1 and joined the giants Lyon. Here, Perrin celebrated the brightest moment of his life, leading the team to win the league and the French Cup in the 2007-08 season. But just a year later, Perrin left again.

In 2010, Perrin left the Europa League, where he had been immersed for many years, to begin a long coaching career in West Asia. Perrin then had his first coaching experience, but his Qatar U22 national team was eliminated in the U22 Asian Cup qualifiers and he was also dismissed. After that, Perrin briefly coached Galafa and Umsalar, but both left due to poor results.

On February 28, 2014, Alain Perrin officially took over the coaching whip of the national football team. But after less than 2 years in charge, Perrin once again stepped down because of poor performance. (End)