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sports1 year ago

Vincent Kompany Joins Bayern Munich as Head Coach

Bayern Munich has appointed Vincent Kompany as their new manager, a surprising choice given his recent relegation with Burnley and lack of big club managerial experience. Despite being tracked for months, Kompany only became Bayern's top target recently. His connection to Pep Guardiola, language skills, and detailed approach were key factors in the decision. The appointment is seen as a gamble, with Kompany needing to win over a skeptical fanbase and manage a powerful squad.

via The New York Times|
#bayern-munich#bundesliga#football
sports2 years ago

Wayne Rooney Takes Charge as Birmingham City Manager

Former Manchester United player Wayne Rooney has been appointed as the manager of Championship side Birmingham City on a three-and-a-half-year contract. Rooney, who recently left his role as D.C. United head coach, will be joined by former teammates Ashley Cole and John O'Shea on his coaching staff. Birmingham co-owner Tom Wagner expressed confidence in Rooney's ability to lead the team forward, citing his winning mentality and playing philosophy. Rooney previously managed Derby County in the Championship and will now take charge of Birmingham City, which is owned by NFL legend Tom Brady.

via ESPN|
#birmingham-city#championship#managerial-appointment
sports2 years ago

"Ange Postecoglou set to become Tottenham's new manager"

Ange Postecoglou has reached a full agreement with Tottenham Hotspur to become their next head coach on a two-year deal with an option for a further season. The announcement is expected soon after the final clauses are agreed and compensation documents are sealed with Celtic FC. Postecoglou is reportedly planning on bringing one of his assistants, John Kennedy, along with him to Spurs.

via Cartilage Free Captain|
#ange-postecoglou#celtic-fc#john-kennedy
sports2 years ago

Frank Lampard set to return as interim manager for Chelsea.

Frank Lampard's return as interim head coach of Chelsea may have surprised many, but it makes sense given his reputation for improving young players and his previous success at the club. Lampard's tenure at Everton ended in disappointment, but he won hearts and minds on Merseyside with his common touch and star factor. His return to Chelsea offers him the opportunity to inspire and improve a crop of some of Europe's brightest young talent, and to take on Real Madrid in the Champions League. Despite his previous sacking by the club, Lampard's reputation and self-belief remain intact.

via The Athletic|
#chelsea#everton#frank-lampard