A former star player for Manchester United and Sunderland expresses interest in becoming head coach but addresses recruiting concerns

A former star player for Manchester United and Sunderland expresses interest in becoming head coach but addresses recruiting concerns

Former Manchester United and Sunderland defender John O’Shea says he would “love” to be the club’s manager. Although he acknowledges he has concerns about the recruitment approach taken by the team.

O’Shea is the Republic of Ireland’s acting leader at the moment. He might still be in charge of their international matches in June. While the hunt for Stephen Kenny’s long-term replacement is still ongoing. Soon after Tony Mowbray arrived at Birmingham City, O’Shea resigned as coach. He made it known that he wanted to become a manager.

O’Shea is now serving as the acting leader of the Republic of Ireland. In June, he may still be in charge of their international games. while the search is still on for Stephen Kenny’s long-term replacement.

A former star player for Manchester United and Sunderland expresses interest in becoming head coach but addresses recruiting concerns

O’Shea quit as coach of Birmingham City shortly after Tony Mowbray took over. He made it known that he wanted to become a manager.

“When you consider that I was there for six or seven years, you better believe that I had an incredible time there. It’s an incredible club, it really is. We had an incredible time there, and yes, in the end, I would love to be Sunderland manager. It’s a difficult job; I spoke with Tony Mowbray when he visited Birmingham about the model they have there with young players.

However, when you consider Bayer Leverkusen, Xabi Alonso stated right away that he lacked experience. He proceeded to fetch Granit Xhaka. He requires that fundamental, overarching concept; it’s nearly his first thinking.

For me, take charge of the situation. Having young players on the club and assets to sell off is a great combination. But the ruthless way that promotion and subsequent Premier League survival are achieved.

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