West Bromwich Albion They have reached a verbal agreement to appoint their new manager, according to a new report.
West Bromwich is in talks to sign a new coach
The Beji have been without a permanent manager since Christmas Eve following the departure of Carlos Corberan to Valencia, leaving Chris Brandt in caretaker position and leading the club in four matches. championship Combinations.
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A number of leaders have been linked with The Hawthorns' vacancy, including Lee Carsleyas the England Under-21 coach is believed to have turned down the job in order to remain with the Three Lions.
Recently, Fabrizio Romano has revealed that West Brom have opened talks with former Manchester United assistant Rene Heck And he was one of the three main candidates.
Lewis Cox of The Express and Star also claimed this Rafael Wicke has held discussions with the West Brom hierarchyBut it looks as though Hake might become the new Baggie team leader after the new update.
West Brom have verbally agreed to a deal with Rene Heck
According to Football Insider. West Brom have reached a verbal agreement with Huck to take over for the Baggies.
The report adds that contracts were drawn up after Hick said yes to those in the West Midlands, edging out the likes of Urs Fischer and John Eustace Wike in the role.
Hake plays a 4-3-3 defensive style of football, according to his report Transfer marketThis will be his first managerial role since July 2024, when he swapped Go Ahead Eagles to take up the assistant manager's job at Old Trafford.
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Matches |
Points for each game |
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Go ahead, Eagles |
75 |
1.37 |
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FC Utrecht |
60 |
1.50 |
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S.C. Cambour |
63 |
1.60 |
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FC Twente |
75 |
1.28 |
It could be a date with a mixed reception at The Hawthorns One critic, a Baggies fan, tells Football League World He is “cautious” about the 53-year-old's move.
“Regarding Rene Heck, I can't say I know much about him. Given his record, he's had a mixed time in Holland, managing teams like Utrecht, Go Ahead Eagles, and several teams that were lurking in the middle of the table in the Eredivisie.
“It is difficult to assume whether he will be a good fit or not. If he plays similar football to Erik ten Hag at Manchester United, it might turn Albion fans away from him a little bit. If he gets the job, the fans will have to get behind him.
“I would be cautious at this moment about getting too excited or pessimistic before we hear other names in the job. He is said to be one of three candidates in the race, so I'm looking forward to seeing what other candidates Albion are talking to. Underlying sentiment is mixed, and it's difficult to assume too much at the time present.