Sunderland manager targets now ‘in the frame’ to join League One club instead

It has been a terrible day for Sunderland as they look for a new manager.

Michael Beale was fired by Sunderland more than three months ago,

and the season has been over for about three weeks.

However, they are still without a new head coach.

and they may have to pay the price as several of their targets are now set to go elsewhere.

Their latest target is Bo Svensson.

although he is reportedly expected to take over as coach of Union Berlin, according to reports.

While Norwich City and Will Still have held negotiations,

Danny Rohl and Sheffield Wednesday are “close” to finalizing a new contract.

Paul Heckingbottom has long seemed like the club’s fallback choice in

the event that they were unable to sign one of the European targets,

and if things had continued to go so badly wrong, they very well might have had to rely on his presence.

But it appears more likely than not that the former Sheffield United coach won’t be available anytime soon.

Paul Heckingbottom is “in the frame” to sign with the dropped team
Journalist Alan Nixon claims that Heckingbottom is currently “in the frame” to succeed Tony Mowbray at Birmingham City.

Nixon stated on his Patreon that Paul Heckingbottom is being

considered for the Birmingham City position following discussions with Plymouth Argyle.

“Argyle chatted with the seasoned manager, who is a clear favorite to take over as championship manager.

“However, if Blues selects him before competitors during a process that could take a week or longer, they might still be more appealing.”

In addition, Nixon asserted that Heckingbottom is the “clear favorite” to join Plymouth.

who just managed to avoid Championship relegation.

When should Sunderland become alarmed?
Even though the Black Cats are likely nearing the appointment of Will Still and have a plan in place,

It is difficult to trust them in the wake of Beale’s disastrous entrance just before Christmas.

with many believing Still is almost ready to move to Wearside.

But the club might be in serious difficulty if they are unable to sign the 31-year-old.

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