The Olympique de Marseille coach is attracting a lot of interest from Liverpool FC who recently sacked manager Kenny Dalglish
Daily Express cruelly summed up scenes after the sacking of Kenny Dalglish as the manager of Liverpool.
“King Kenny goes walking alone,” read the daily.
A victory in the Carling Cup and an FA Cup final was never going to impress the American owners who ‘invited’ the Scot to Boston in order to tell him that his services are no longer required. After spending as much as 100 million euros on new players, Dalglish
failed to assemble a squad that would push for a top four finish in the English Premier League, let alone win it.
Even after bringing in the likes of Andy Carroll, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Liverpool-c39809 saw winning at home a task impossible. Furthermore, the much-publicised Suarez-Evra racial abuse controversy saw
the club’s popularity level go down and the American owners had to take a decision.
Now, the English side is looking for a new manager who can change things at Anfield. The likes of Borussia Dortmund manager Juergen Klopp, Swansea manager, Brendon Rodgers and Newcastle United’s http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alan-c4244 Pardew have come into the fold.
Reports in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Olympique-de-Marseille-c40127. The French tactician is set to finish his third season in charge of the Rhone giants and could consider
leaving Les Phoceens if a good offer comes.
Marseille have had a woeful 2011/2012 campaign and will not feature in the Champions League next season. The club’s financial situation is also not expected to improve anytime soon so Deschamps might consider jumping ship.
Though http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Martinez-c24468 and Andre Villas-Boas have also been reported to be linked with the managerial hot seat at Anfield, reports claim that Didier Deschamps’ profile has impressed the American owners who feel that the French tactician can turn things
around for the club if he is allowed to make changes to the squad where it’s necessary.
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