Algeria: Gustavo Poyet only asks for 75,000 euros to become coach

Author: Rodolph TOMEGAHPublished on: August 30, 2026Country: Algeria

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Algeria: Gustavo Poyet only asks for 75,000 euros to become coach

Gustavo Poyet has expressed his interest in becoming the coach of the Algerian national football team, asking for a salary of only 75,000 euros. This offer could appeal to the Algerian federation, which is looking for a competent coach at a reasonable cost. Poyet, a former player and coach, has significant experience in international football.

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