Leeds make first move to get 40-year-old manager, he’ll cost them £2m

Thu 1 June 2023 7:35, UK

Leeds United have made their first move to appoint Carlos Cor🌄beran as they prepare for ꦿlife in the Championship.

from the Daily Mail has shared more details as Leeds ponder who should be in charge next season.

Whenevꦕer a Premier League team has three different permanent managers in a season, it never tends to end well.

Jesse Marsch got off💝 to a great start before ✤going on a perilously long winless streak.

He was finally dismissed with Michael Skubala put in c🐟aretaker charge for back-to-💮back matches against Manchester United.

Eventually, Javi Gracia was tasked with keeping Leeds in the to🐼p flight, buꦰt he only made the team’s defence worse.

Sam Allardyce had four games to save Leeds but managed to earn just a single൲ point as they were relegated on the final day.

Leeds may now make a move to bring Carlos Corberan back for their upcoming Championship campaign.

He was Marcelo Bielsa’s assistant before guiding Huddersfield Town to a pl🌃ay-off final two sea🐻sons later.

Leeds make first move for Corberan

from the Daily Mail sug🌱gests that Leeds have made ‘early soꦍundings’ about hiring Corberan.

It’s understood 🔯he has a release clause in his current contract at West Brom.

They that Leeds were keen to speak to Corberan when Ma💯rsch was sacked but he instead signed an improved contract at The Hawthorns.

Few availa🧸ble managers will know Elland Road as well as Corber🉐an.

He was at the club during a very successful time for🦩 Leeds and has already helped them get promoted to the Premier Lea♚gue before.

However, taki✤ng over at a club that has just been relegated is a ver♌y different task.

There’s expected to be a lot of outgoings and Corberan w💙ill have his work cut out putting together a squad capable of going straight back up.

The ownership at the club also needs to be resolved and tha𒁃t could affect their summer budget.

Leeds need to move fast to appoint a permanent coach ꦯand Corberan would be a very good option.

Whether they take it up or not is yet to be seen.