The future of Olympique de Marseille manager Habib Beye remains uncertain, with reports suggesting he has been proposed as a potential candidate for the managerial role at AS Monaco.
According to French media outlet La Provence, Beye is not expected to remain in charge at Marseille beyond June, following a difficult spell marked by inconsistent performances and growing dissatisfaction within the club.
The Senegalese coach has come under increasing pressure in recent weeks, as Marseille’s campaign has faltered at a critical stage. Their elimination from the Coupe de France and the possibility of failing to secure European qualification next season have intensified scrutiny on his leadership.
Sources indicate that Beye’s representatives have already begun exploring alternatives, with Monaco identified as a potential destination. His profile is said to have been presented to the principality club as they assess their options ahead of a possible restructuring in the summer.
Although Sébastien Pocognoli is currently in charge at Monaco, his long-term position is not guaranteed. Reports suggest that any decision to part ways with him could open the door for a managerial change, placing Beye among the names under consideration.
Beye’s tenure at Marseille has been challenging since his arrival during the winter, when he took over from Roberto De Zerbi. In 12 matches in charge, he has recorded five wins, one draw, and six defeats, a run of form that has left the club struggling to maintain momentum in the latter stages of the season.
With Marseille’s ambitions of securing a place in European competition hanging in the balance, the pressure has continued to mount on both the manager and the squad.
Despite the setbacks, Beye remains a figure of interest within French football circles. In addition to the reported link with Monaco, he has also been associated with a possible move to Paris FC, highlighting ongoing speculation about his next step.
For Monaco, any decision regarding their managerial position is likely to form part of a broader evaluation of the club’s sporting direction. As they seek to remain competitive at the top level, the choice of head coach will be central to their plans moving forward.
The coming weeks are expected to be decisive for Beye, whose immediate future may depend on how Marseille conclude their season. Whether he departs or is retained, the uncertainty surrounding his position suggests changes could be imminent.
As the summer approaches, both Marseille and Monaco appear set for a period of transition, with Beye’s situation one of several developments to watch in the French football landscape.
