A surprising manager has been named as the replacement for Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool
A surprising name from Ligue 1 has made its way into Liverpool's list of potential candidates for the position of manager that Jurgen Klopp will be leaving at the end of the current season.
The emergence of a Ligue 1 manager as a possibility for the Liverpool position comes as a surprise but is supported by facts.
The Reds are now in the process of drafting this list.
The German coach will step down from his position at Anfield after nine years of leadership, and whomever succeeds him will have a number of enormous responsibilities to fulfill.
Although Xabi Alonso, who is now employed by Bayer Leverkusen, is widely considered to be the most likely candidate for the position, it may be challenging to acquire him because the Bundesliga leaders will not want to lose him.
According to The Athletic, Ruben Amorim, Julian Nagelsmann, Roberto De Zerbi, and Eddie Howe are all on Liverpool’s list of potential candidates; however, a new candidate has emerged based on the data currently available.
Frank Haise, the manager of RC Lens, is currently being considered as a potential candidate to take over for Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool as a result of the job that he has done at the French club since he took over in the year 2020.
For what reason is Franck Haise a candidate for Liverpool?
Ever since the year 2020, Haise has been serving as the manager of RC Lens, a team that competes in the Ligue 1 league. This is the most important position that the French coach has ever held, and he has been extremely successful in his current position.
It was only the third time in Lens’s history that they were able to qualify for the Champions League, and it was their first time since the 2002–2003 season.
The Lens manager was the one that led the French team to the tournament. Due to this, Haise was awarded the title of manager of the year in France, and it brought him to the attention of a number of different teams.
It is possible that Haise is a good candidate for the job at Liverpool; nevertheless, it is quite likely that he is at the bottom of the list, with some of the names stated above being listed ahead of the French coach.
Before the Reds can choose their next manager, they must first hire a sporting director, which they are hoping to accomplish by the end of March. This means that the Reds are still a long way from making another managerial appointment.
