In the event that Xabi Alonso declines an offer to become Jurgen Klopp’s successor at Liverpool this summer, Ruben Amorim of Sporting CP has surfaced as an additional contender.
Xabi Alonso from Bayer Leverkusen and Ruben Amorim from Sporting Lisbon are top candidates in Liverpool’s hunt for a new manager to succeed Jurgen Klopp.
As the Anfield club continues its search, chief executive Billy Hogan has been refining many details.
Alonso is currently considered the top candidate they will work hardest to recruit, following an impressive season at Leverkusen. The competition to secure the club’s inaugural championship has given him ample opportunity to contemplate his next move, as numerous top clubs in Europe are now eyeing the Basque manager. There will be plenty of opportunities for him this summer, with clubs like Liverpool, Bayern Munich, and Barcelona seeking managers. Manchester United and Real Madrid may also be looking for new leadership.
If Alonso chooses to move on, Amorim is currently considered the top choice. The Portuguese coach has done an impressive job in revitalising Sporting after years of Benfica and Porto’s dominance. He is currently considered a more probable choice than Roberto De Zerbi from Brighton. Amirom is also catching the attention of big clubs, although not as much as Alonso.
Liverpool is currently searching for a sporting director, and the team’s structure is anticipated to change following Klopp’s exit. The manager’s authority is expected to decrease, with more power shifting back to the technical staff.
The developments at other prominent clubs have intensified the competition, but Liverpool remains committed to acting promptly and choosing the best course of action for their team.
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