Coach search at “Peacocks”
Although Leeds United under interim coach Michael Skubala scored an important point in the relegation battle against favored Manchester United on Wednesday evening, they remain 16th in the table. in the Premier League for eight games without a win. And the “Peacocks” also had to accept a setback when it came to finding a successor for ex-Leipziger Jesse Marsch, who was fired during the week, reports, among other things, “Sky Sports“.
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Accordingly, Andoni Iraola from Rayo Vallecano was high on the wish list of those responsible for the club, but the Spaniards categorically blocked a corresponding request from the island, according to information from the TV station. The 40-year-old, who is currently fifth in LaLiga with the Franjirrojos and has a contract until the end of the season, has according to “Sky” information previously signaled his willingness to change, the latter in turn denied the English “Guardians“, according to which Iraola is said to have ruled out a change following a visit by a delegation from Leeds to negotiate with the Madrid suburban club.
The vacancy on the sidelines of the team from the north of England remains open after Carlos Corberán, the former assistant to ex-coach Marcelo Bielsa, had prematurely extended his contract in West Brom until 2027 the day before.
Leeds United: Postecoglou, Knutsen & Slot further managerial candidates
Celtic coach Ange Postecoglou, Kjetil Knutsen from Bodø/Glimt and Feyenoord coach Arne Slot are currently being traded as other candidates in England. According to the Guardian, Rafael Benítez and Ralph Hasenhüttl without a club are also short-term options if other candidates are not available. Leeds owner Andrea Radrizzani had asked Whites supporters to be patient as part of the duel with Manchester. On Tuesday, the Italian had announced an imminent implementation via Twitter: “It’s our turn. Hopefully white smoke by tonight or tomorrow.” Shortly thereafter, Radrizzani rowed back and let the social network know: “Not yet…….need more time.”
The previous U21 coach Michael Skubala had already ruled out a permanent commitment with the professionals. “This is temporary, I will return to my old role when this is done. I’m just getting through this first game. What happens between tomorrow and Sunday remains to be seen. The owners are working very hard behind the scenes to find the solution.”
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