Re: The Official Managerial Transfer Rumours and News Thread

[McLewis]

Milan sure do know how to treat their former players

Looks like Inzaghi didn't get the memo of what happened to Leonardo and now Seedorf.

[Mr Nick09]

when you play the 4-2-fantasia you get sacked

[Onyx]

59% - Mauricio Pochettino's Southampton had the highest average possession figure in the PL during 2013-14.

[Onyx]

Marcelo Bielsa officially new Marseille coach.

[Onyx]

Southampton manager Pochettino reaches agreement with Tottenham and will sign a 5 year contract, according to Sky Italia.

[Jay29]

@guardian_sport: Southampton confirm resignation of Mauricio Pochettino "ahead of his appointment by Tottenham"

@bbcsport_david: Tottenham appoint Mauricio Pochettino as new head coach on a five-year contract #bbcsportsday #thfc #saintsfc

[urbaNRoots]

*clause included in every match

[The_Badger]

Pochettino; what are you doing?!   

[jibers]

when you play the 4-2-fantasia you get sacked

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

[Jay29]

Emery signs new two year deal with Sevilla:

[Art Morte]

Why is that one trophy on the table? He carries it around with him?

[jibers]

Why is that one trophy on the table? He carries it around with him?

Might be the UEFA Europa League he just won

[Onyx]

Manchester United offered Del Bosque €20m a year to become manager right after Moyes was sacked, according to AS. He rejected and didn't want to hear the personal terms of the deals, which would have made him get 10 times more than his current salary.

[Onyx]

Sunderland coach Gus Poyet signs 2 year contract until 2016.

[Robespierre]

Hakan Yakin is going to sign contract with CSKA Mosca , according Gazzetta dello Sport.

[rwo power]

Hakan Yakin? Interesting. I wonder where Muri is going, btw. ^^

[Onyx]

Arsene Wenger signs 3 year contract extension with Arsenal until 2017, according to BBC.

[Onyx]

Rudi Garcia signs 3 year contract extension with Roma until 2018.

[Robespierre]

Andrea Stramaccioni is very close to be new Udinese manager, according Sky Italy.

[Onyx]

Former Swansea City manager Michael Laudrup says he no longer has the desire to coach "smaller clubs" in Europe's top leagues.

The Dane was relieved of his duties at the Liberty Stadium in February, despite leading Swansea to a first major trophy less than a year earlier, and has since been replaced by Garry Monk.

While admitting he had been in negotiations over a return to club management, Laudrup believes there is no benefit in going to a team of a similar stature to his previous employers.

"I've had conversations with clubs in England and Spain – and now I will try very carefully not to sound or seem arrogant, because I'm not – but they are clubs at a level where I have been," he told Danish newspaper Politiken.

"I've tried the smaller clubs in the two major leagues, Getafe and Mallorca in Spain and Swansea in the Premier League, so I see no reason to repeat it.

"That leaves me with two options - to wait for an offer from a bigger club or say yes to any of the offers that have come from clubs outside Europe.

"I would rather have a job where I can look up in the table, not downwards."

Laudrup also ruled out a move to France, where big-spending Monaco are currently on the hunt for a new boss, owing to his inability to speak the language.

"I have received offers from French clubs, also recently, but I nicely said no thanks," he added.

"I cannot speak the language well enough and I will not depend on interpreters and risk misunderstandings in the daily work - that I have experienced in Moscow [with Spartak]. So, no, I'm not going to France.

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/premier-league/2014/06/03/4858308/laudrup-rules-out-role-at-smaller-clubs-like-swansea

[rwo power]

Looks like Gazzetta dello Sport mixed up the Yakin brothers and the Moscow clubs, too.

So it's not Hakan Yakin to CSKA Moscow, but Murat Yakin to Spartak Moscow which may be on the horizon..

Source: http://www.blick.ch/sport/fussball/international/russen-milliardaer-will-muri-yakin-in-moskau-gelandet-id2891276.html

[Art Morte]

Former Swansea City manager Michael Laudrup says he no longer has the desire to coach "smaller clubs" in Europe's top leagues.

The Dane was relieved of his duties at the Liberty Stadium in February, despite leading Swansea to a first major trophy less than a year earlier, and has since been replaced by Garry Monk.

While admitting he had been in negotiations over a return to club management, Laudrup believes there is no benefit in going to a team of a similar stature to his previous employers.

"I've had conversations with clubs in England and Spain – and now I will try very carefully not to sound or seem arrogant, because I'm not – but they are clubs at a level where I have been," he told Danish newspaper Politiken.

"I've tried the smaller clubs in the two major leagues, Getafe and Mallorca in Spain and Swansea in the Premier League, so I see no reason to repeat it.

"That leaves me with two options - to wait for an offer from a bigger club or say yes to any of the offers that have come from clubs outside Europe.

"I would rather have a job where I can look up in the table, not downwards."

Laudrup also ruled out a move to France, where big-spending Monaco are currently on the hunt for a new boss, owing to his inability to speak the language.

"I have received offers from French clubs, also recently, but I nicely said no thanks," he added.

"I cannot speak the language well enough and I will not depend on interpreters and risk misunderstandings in the daily work - that I have experienced in Moscow [with Spartak]. So, no, I'm not going to France.

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/premier-league/2014/06/03/4858308/laudrup-rules-out-role-at-smaller-clubs-like-swansea

If that's the case, Laudrup needs to get lucky to land a bigger job.

[Onyx]

Southampton have held talks with Ronald Koeman, according to the Telegraph.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/southampton/10873831/Ronald-Koeman-in-talks-with-Southampton-over-succeeding-Mauricio-Pochettino-as-manager.html

[Hapless_Hans]

sounds like Laudrup is overrating himself a little bit, maybe

[vivabarca38]

MT you're performances recently have been lacklustre.
I knew this piece of information since Yesterday Morning FFS.

[Onyx]

Andrea Stramaccioni is the new Udinese coach, according to Sky Italia.

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