While she has found a financial agreement with the FFF to record her departure, Corinne Deacon may not remain inactive for long.
This time it’s over. Nearly two months after being dismissed from her position as coach of the French women’s team following the putsch initiated by captain Wendie Renard, Corinne Deacon is no longer an employee of the French Football Federation. Despite her dismissal, the Northerner had not indeed been dismissed, the leaders of the FFF, well aware of the fragility of their file, preferring to find an agreement to record the departure of the tricolor technician for good.
The former central defender was able to take the opportunity to be greedy. According to L’Equipe, the one who was under contract until August 2024 with an annual salary estimated at 350,000 euros, leaves the FFF with a nice check for 870,000 euros corresponding to her emoluments which were due to her until the end of her contract, the two bonuses of 100,000 euros which she could have claimed in the event of coronation at the World Cup and the Paris Olympic Games and a small bonus in the form of a year’s salary. What inevitably help to turn the page and to project on the future. And this one could be written far from France.
After writing a few reports for UEFA after attending the England-Brazil shock, Corinne Deacon would indeed be tempted by an experience abroad, whether at the head of a club or a selection. But the native of Cross wants to stay in women’s football. Shortly after the announcement of his departure, the specialist Mohamed Toubache-Ter had however assured that several residents of Ligue 2 had already checked his name for next summer.