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Report: West Brom eyeing ‘very, very good’ 49-year-old manager with ‘huge’ standards
West Brom ar✱e reportedly eyeing Derek McInnes, according to .
The Baggies are looking for a new manager following Sam Allardyce’s departure at the end of last ♕season.
West Brom were seemingly closﷺing in on David Wagner, but talks broke down.
The German has now committed his future elsewhꦯere, 🉐joining Swiss outfit BSC Young Boys.
has reported that McInnes is viewed as one of the✨ favourites for the role at The Hawthorns.
Michael Appleton has also been tipped as a potential frඣontrunner for the job.
Who is Derek McInnes?
The 49-year-old was a midfielder in his plꦕaying days and had a fruitful spell at Albion in the 2000s.
McInnes came through the ranks ❀at Scotland’s Gr♐eenock Morton and made upwards of 200 appearances for them.
The two-cap Scotland int🅘ernational then joined R🐟angers in 1995 and had five years at Ibrox.
M▨cInnes then joined West Brom and made 88 appearances for the Baggi🍸es between 2000 and 2003, including in the Premier League.
After leaving The Hawthorns, he played for D🌊undee United and Millwall before wrapping up his playing career at St Johnstone.
McInnes’ ඣfirst managerial job𓆏 was at St Johnstone, between 2007 and 2011.
He then did two years at Bristol City before enjoying eight fruitful year꧂s in charge of Aberdeen.
McInnes left the Dons in March this year and is currently a free agent🧔.
West Brom would be getting a good manager – TBR View
McInnes has plenty of experience and did really well⛦ with Aberdeen, leading them to several great ꦫcup runs and title tilts.
He also has a major trophy 🌜to his name, winning the Scottish League Cup in 2013-14.
Paul Sheerin, wh🐬o coached under McInnes, told the in April: “The standards are huge at Aberdeen, Derek and Tony have always demanded that.”
And former Dundee Uni✃ted boss Micky Mellon ꦦ in 2020: “He’s a very, very good manager and we’re really looking forward to the challenge of going and competing against them.”