Andoni Iraola dreams of managing top Premier League club
Andoni Iraola dreams of remaining in the Premier League and managing a top club according to Fabrizio Romano.
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Chelsea are once again searching for another head coach after they sacked Liam Rosenior last month, with the 41-year-old lasting less than four months in the Stamford Bridge hot seat.
Calum McFarlane has been placed in interim charge for the remainder of the season, whilst the sporting directors conduct their search for the next head coach.
Andoni Iraola dreams of managing big Premier League club
There’s understood to be seven or eight names under consideration, with Iraola thought to be an early front runner.
David Ornstein believes Chelsea will make an appointment early in the summer, and given previous mistakes the Blues can’t afford to pick the wrong man.
Marco Silva is thought to be another name under consideration, whilst Xabi Alonso would be the preference for a number of supporters.
Iraola is understood to also have interest from Manchester United, and Chelsea are believed to have reached out to his agent.
Chelsea aren’t near reaching a decision on their next head coach, but Romano has provided an interesting update on Iraola.
“Andoni Iraola has this dream to continue in Premier League and manage a top club,” he told his YouTube channel.
“This is why you see lots of reports on Chelsea and Iraola, United and Iraola, he’d love to manage a top club.
“On Chelsea, nothing decided, they’ve not decided new manager yet.”
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In other news…
Reece James and Levi Colwill are both back in training and could be part of the squad for Monday’s game against Nottingham Forest.
Colwill hasn’t played all season due to an ACL injury, whilst James hasn’t played since the 1-0 defeat to Newcastle on March 14th.
With the FA Cup final two weeks away, this is a huge boost for Chelsea, and they’ll be hoping James at least can be ready to start that game.
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