Former France national team assistant coach, Jean-Louis Bussaghi, has taken over as the new manager of Lille in the French top-flight league.

Bussaghi, who has been with Lille since 2014, has been in charge of the club's youth academy and played a key role in their development. He was also appointed as the assistant to former Lille manager Christophe Galtier during his time at the club.

With Bussaghi now taking on the role of head coach, he will be tasked with leading the team towards success in the upcoming season. The former player and coach is known for his tactical acumen and his ability to work well with young talent.

Lille have struggled in recent seasons, finishing only seventh last year and outperforming expectations this term. However, the arrival of Bussaghi could provide a much-needed boost to the team's performance.

The new manager will need to adapt quickly to the demands of managing a top-flight club, but with his experience and knowledge of the game, he should be able to do so effectively. His appointment comes at a crucial time for Lille, who will be looking to bounce back from a disappointing campaign last season.

Overall, it seems that Bussaghi's appointment is a positive move for Lille, and fans can expect him to lead the team towards success in the coming seasons.