Le Havre AC has officially stated that they are not in discussions with Antoine Kombouaré regarding their vacant managerial role. This follows various reports linking him to the position after the club parted ways with Didier Digard.

Antoine Kombouaré is not in talks with Le Havre AC for the managerial vacancy, according to RMC Sport. The former manager of FC Nantes and Paris FC had been strongly associated with the role following the dismissal of Didier Digard, who was let go after a poor start to the season. Despite rumors suggesting that Kombouaré had met with club officials, RMC has clarified that no contact has taken place between the two parties.

The situation at Le Havre has become increasingly pressing, as the club currently sits at the bottom of Ligue 1 with only two points from nine matches. Following the heavy defeat to Paris Saint-Germain, the need for a new direction has become clear. While some reports indicated that Kombouaré was ready to step in during the upcoming international break, this has now been contradicted by the denial from RMC.

Vikash Dhorasoo, a former player for the club, has also put his name forward for the managerial role, adding to the speculation surrounding the club's search for a new leader. Dhorasoo, who has recently obtained his UEFA A coaching license, aims to return to his roots and guide Le Havre through this challenging period.

As it stands, the club is expected to finalize their choice for the next manager during the international break, with a board meeting scheduled to discuss the future direction of the club. The urgency to appoint a new coach is paramount, given the club's current standing and the significant changes in the management structure following recent departures.