Promotion winner Louis-Dreyfus is anxious to employ, according to Alan Nixon, ‘would’ love a job in Sunderland.

Kyril Louis-Dreyfus, the owner of Sunderland, might have just received a significant

management boost before to another appointment.

After dismissing Michael Beale earlier this year, Sunderland is currently having trouble in the

Championship and lacks a permanent manager.

Beale’s depletion of the players’ confidence and optimism was the catalyst for this terrible run of performance.

The most recent 5-1 loss to Blackburn Rovers at home on Easter Monday demonstrated

how unconfident the Black Cats are playing these days.

After that setback, Mike Dodds was clearly furious, and it now appears that he has

little chance of getting the permanent position.

Who is in the running for the Sunderland job

According to a recent iNews report, there are currently three front-runners for the position.

One is Reims manager Will Still, who has been connected to the Stadium of Light position all season

long and is still a potential candidate.

Sunderland has expressed interest in Sheffield Wednesday manager Danny Rohl as a result of his

remarkable turnaround in South Yorkshire.

An unidentified Belgian coach is also a contender.

However, according to more recent rumors, Sunderland’s first priority is to hire Paul Heckingbottom,

the former manager of Sheffield United.

Owner Kyril Louis-Dreyfus of Sunderland is said to think Heckingbottom would

be the best person to guide the team into the upcoming campaign.

Additionally, if the individual they want is currently available,

journalist Phil Smith has urged the team to schedule an appointment before the current season ends.

Alan Nixon has now shared Heckingbottom’s possible position regarding the Sunderland position on X:

As Smith had previously hinted, Sunderland ought to move quickly if Heckingbottom is the guy they want.

Now that the group has more time, they may conduct study.

Additionally, employment will keep opening up between now and the summer,

which means that interest in Heckingbottom can spike.

Heckingbottom joining now and possibly putting some points

on the board before summer should do everyone at Sunderland a world of good,

especially since this season is turning out to be a fairly ordinary one.

He is still an accomplished manager who led Sheffield United to promotion

and still prefers playing more adventurous football,

therefore he might be a great fit for Sunderland.

It could be pricey for Louis-Dreyfus and company to entice him to the club.

However, if he’s the man they want, they will undoubtedly be prepared

to offer him some cash and, ideally, support him through the summer as well.