The Marseille manager, who was previously appointed as the new head coach for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), has confirmed his stay at the club and pledged to lead the team in the Ligue 1 title next season.

The announcement came after PSG's board of directors approved the appointment of former Manchester United manager, Antonio Conte, as their new head coach for the upcoming season.

Conte is known for his success with Manchester United and he had been linked with the job since the start of last season. The appointment comes after a successful run of form for the French side this season, which saw them win the Coupe de France and reach the semi-finals of the Champions League.

In his first game in charge, Conte led PSG to a 2-1 victory over AS Roma at the Stade de France on Sunday. The win secured a spot in the quarter-finals of the Champions League, where they will face Liverpool in the final.

Despite the win, Conte admitted that he still faced challenges ahead of the new season. He said: "I have been very happy with the progress we've made so far, but there are still some areas that need improvement. We'll be working hard to get back to where we were last year."

The news of Conte's appointment comes just days before the start of the Ligue 1 campaign, when the season kicks off. It remains to be seen how well Conte will succeed in leading the team and whether they can achieve their goals this season. However, it is clear that Conte has the experience and expertise required to bring about change at PSG and to help them return to the top of European football once again.