Manager ready to join Sunderland as he rejects another Championship club’s offer

Sunderland fired Michael Beale in February and have been searching for a new manager for three months.

The season concluded earlier this month, ending Mike Dodds’ interim coaching job,

but it appears that the squad is still a long way from finding a long-term replacement.

Will Still has been linked to the Black Cats for some time,

and it appears that they are still interested in him now that he has announced his departure from Reims.

Still, a number of other names have been linked to Sunderland, including Danny Rohl and Rene Maric,

and former Mainz coach Bo Svensson has recently emerged as a “shock candidate.”

Many supporters have been thinking about Liam Rosenior since his terrible dismissal from Hull City last week,

despite the fact that there isn’t much of a relationship.

The 39-year-old was fired after failing to make the playoffs, and the EFL has already shown interest in him.

After firing Ian Foster last month, Plymouth Argyle quickly attempted to sign Rosenior.

But now, according to journalist Alan Nixon, Rosenior has declined the Pilgrims.

“Liam Rosenior has turned down a quick managerial return with Plymouth Argyle,” he said on his Patreon page.

Rosenior was promptly contacted by the Green Army following his sacking from Hull City, but he declined the offer.

“Since his unexpected departure from the Tigers, Rosenior has drawn interest from other teams, and Argyle has added his name to their wanted list.”

Although Liam Rosenior has received little attention on Wearside, it appears that many supporters are interested in learning more about him.

After leaving Hull, journalist Scott Wilson wrote on We Are Sunderland’s YouTube channel,

“Liam Rosenior is someone Sunderland wouldn’t have had that would be realistically available this summer,

and suddenly he is.” Although Sunderland is already in the process, they should keep an eye on Liam Rosenior.

The coach was wrongly ousted despite what could be regarded a good stay in Yorkshire,

thus it would be surprising if he was not hired by another play-off contender.

If they hadn’t been looking for months, Sunderland may have given his appointment more thought,

implying that they already knew who they wanted.

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