The Polish national team is without a coach about a month after Paulo Sousa left his position at the end of December. In recent weeks, Andriy Shevchenko was most often mentioned in the context of his successor, and among Polish coaches, Jan Urban also had the greatest chance of finding a job.
Claudio Ranieri is another candidate
A few days ago, President Cezary Kulesza announced that the announcement of the name of the new white and red coach will take place on January 31 at the National Stadium. Therefore, it seems that the whole process is already on the home straight, with new candidates appearing in the game every now and then.
Paulo Sousa has joined the group of potential successors. The Italian was dismissed from Watford on Monday and although he had initially planned a short break from work, reports said he would change his mind. This was to be influenced by the prospect of working in. For this, his candidacy was to go to.
Ranieri just a back-up option?
If the reports are to be believed, everything currently depends on … Genoa. The Italian club reportedly continues to negotiate the terms on the basis of which it will be possible to terminate the contract with. If the Ukrainian manages to reach an agreement with his former employer, then Ranieri’s candidacy may no longer be relevant.
70-year-old Ranieri is an extremely experienced trainer, and he started his professional career in 1986. His greatest success was winning the England championship with Leicester City in the 2015/16 season. In addition, he won the Spanish cup with Valencia (1998/99), the cup (1995/96) and the Italian Super Cup (1996/97) with Fiorentina, as well as the UEFA Super Cup with Valencia (2004/05).
After leaving Leicester City, Claudio Ranieri worked for FC Nantes, Fulham, AS Roma and Sampdoria, but without much success. During his coaching career, he led only one national team. From July to November 2014, he was the manager of the Greek national team.
Source: Sport
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