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Leicester has not yet decided on the future of Ruud van Nistelrooy, but at the same time, they are considering other managers moving them forward after returning to the championship next season.
Van Nistelrooy is expected to be fired after failing to keep Leicester in the Premier League, but for now, he is still at work. But that doesn’t stop looking at possible alternatives, one of which is Danny Rohl.
However, there is no guarantee that Leicester will be able to leave Sheffield on Wednesday, so the new name has now been added to their management candidates’ shortlist.
Sean Dyche added to Leicester’s management shortlist
As Graeme Bailey reported, Leicester sees Sean Dyche as an option to replace Van Nistelrooy this summer. The 53-year-old has been out of work since he was fired by Everton last season, so Kings Electric Stadium could be tempting to return to management.
Dyche has a unique football style, which is very different from the way Enzo Maresca uses when it lasts the championship game. Therefore, he may be appointed as the club’s next manager to resist.
This may not be the most popular appointment, but Dyche is a stable hand for Leicester. He has a lot of experience in the highest level of British football, and has experienced 322 Premier League games in his coaching career. He also has experience in promoting the team in the championship game, which he did with Burnley in the 2013-14 season.
It remains to be seen that Leicester’s Van Nistelrooy’s situation, but Dyche seems to be a strong candidate to replace him if he goes.
