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Touré’s Slovan keep rolling in Europe

At 43, Yaya Touré is shaping a new legacy from the touchline, guiding Slovan Bratislava to Champions League qualification through an extraordinary unbeaten run. Since taking charge, the Ivorian has overseen ten matches without a loss, collecting eight wins and two draws for an 80 percent success rate. Slovan opened their campaign with a 2‑0 victory away to Iberia and a dominant 4‑0 over Banká, before a 1‑1 home draw against Iberia.

From there, Touré’s side surged, producing four straight wins, including a 5‑0 demolition of Ruzomberok. The final stretch featured a 1‑1 against Celje, followed by decisive 2‑1 victories over Kosice and Celje to seal qualification. Touré, once a midfield force for Barcelona and Manchester City, is now building a reputation as a sharp, composed manager. His message is clear: he hasn’t stopped winning—he has simply changed roles. With Champions League football ahead, all eyes turn to Bratislava.

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