Breaking News: ‘See you very soon’ Sunderland-linked manager breaks social media silence with potentially cryptic clue
Jean-Pierre Caillot, the president of Reims club, recently emphasised the “horror” that has occurred at Reims since Still’s
affiliation with Sunderland earlier in the season.
Following his meeting with Sunderland representatives in England, Still stated that he hoped to manage in the Championship at some point.
Only a few days after departing Reims, Still has posted a potentially mysterious hint about his next move on social media shift.
He leaves the team exactly where he and the Champagne club ended the previous campaign—in 11th position in the Ligue 1 standings.
Still and Reims, however, seem to have fallen out in France.
Will Still breaks the quiet on social media with a mysterious message
Nevertheless, on Sunday night, she posted on Instagram for the first time since the middle of April.
After expressing his gratitude to Reims, he ended by hinting that he will soon be making his way back to the dugout.
Three years of feelings, sharing, education, triumph, development, chances, and pleasure, Still wrote.
A very amazing journey comes to a close with 19 games immortalised in history.
I would want to express my gratitude to the Red and White spectators, the staff, the players, and the Stade de Reims. “I’ll see you shortly.”
The former Leeds United player is making a name for himself in the dugout as the coach of Bayern Munich U19.
After Maric was connected to a transfer to the Stadium of Light, Sunderland supporters are thrilled about his possible arrival this summer.
Paul Heckingbottom, meanwhile, is no longer regarded as a contender.
Before the summer, there looks to be a two-horse contest between Still and Maric.
It is unclear who will manage Sunderland in the future.
Still has been a long-term objective for Sunderland, and with the Championship season being over, his exit from Reims is certainly welcome.
For Sunderland owner Kyril Louis-Dreyfus, who has previously had to pay settlement costs over £4 million, hiring him would be a low-risk move.
However, Rene Maric seems to be becoming more and more well-known among supporters on social media and in Sunderland news.
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