The announcement of Leicester City’s new manager is scheduled for June 17th. The club has officially shortlisted two candidates.

Maresca led the Foxes back to the Premier League with a strong Championship season during his outstanding tenure with the team.

The Daily Mail claims that Steve Cooper,

Carlos Corberan,

and Graham Potter are the final three contenders on Leicester City’s shortlist.

The team hopes to name their new manager the following week.

Graham Potter is Leicester City’s top choice.

Leicester’s first choice is the former manager of Brighton and Chelsea,

Graham Potter.

Although he has rejected multiple offers since being fired by Chelsea,

the team is optimistic that they can persuade him.

His contribution to Brighton was crucial in that he created the foundation for Roberto De Zerbi to succeed greatly there.

Todd Boehly ended Potter’s Chelsea career early,

keeping him from realizing his long-term goals.

Potter might have the best chance to launch a successful managerial comeback at Leicester City.

Steve Cooper and Carlos Corberan as substitutes
Carlos Corberan, the manager of West Brom,

is Leicester’s next option if they are unable to get Potter.

Corberan led West Brom to the play-offs and had an excellent season.

Another contender is Steve Cooper, who is well-known for his work at Nottingham Forest.

Cooper is a good fit for Leicester’s goals because of his track record of nurturing young talent and winning promotions.

The appointment of a new manager is imperative for Leicester City’s forthcoming Premier League campaign.

The team wants to build on Maresca’s achievements and become a major force in the elite division.

The club hopes to choose a new manager the next week,

therefore a decision is anticipated soon.