West Bromwich Albion They have now opened talks with a 4-3-3 manager to fill The Hawthorns' vacant position, according to Fabrizio Romano.
West Bromwich is looking forward to new signings without a technical director
The Baggies are still searching for a long-term successor to Carlos Corberan, who left the club late last year for Valencia. Interim President Chris Brandt has overseen four championship Matches Since Corberan left to return to Spain, he has won one, lost one and drawn two of the four matches he has coached.
brant He was questioned about the possibility of getting the job on a full-time basis, but said: “I don't know, I think I'm relatively inexperienced at anything like that. I'll do my best as I've always done as a player at this football club until the right person is appointed, I'm sure of that.” The football club will do that.”
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However, despite not having a manager in the Midlands, West Brom are still working behind the scenes when it comes to the January transfer window, looking to strengthen their squad or the remainder of the season.
Middlesbrough Isaiah Jones He appears to be on the radar and reports have suggested that West Brom have secured a £5m bid for the winger alongside Luton Town. Meanwhile, A An investigation has also been launched into Liverpool striker Luis Comascurrently on loan to Stoke City.
The search for a manager is still ongoing for West Brom, and it appears that talks are underway for one target who recently lost his job in England.
West Bromwich is in talks with Rene Heck
According to transfer expert Romano, West Brom have begun talks with Rene Heck after he left his position as Manchester United's assistant manager under Erik Ten Hag.
Hake has experience being a coach and playing in a 4-3-3 defensive system, according to him Transfermarkt. Before his time in Manchester, the 53-year-old was coach of Dutch teams Go Ahead Eagles, FC Utrecht, SC Cambuur and FC Twente.
He recently spoke about his time at Old Trafford under Ten Hag, Saying: “I hold no grudges at all. I had great interactions with the players, staff and everyone involved. I personally made sure to say goodbye to everyone to ensure a positive ending.
“I haven't been there long enough to really judge the direction of the club (but) what I felt was a deep desire to be a force again. To bring back the winning culture from the Ferguson era, along with the culture of Ineos, United's new co-owner, which has had success in Other sports.
A move into his first senior managerial role in England could be something to watch, but by the looks of things, the Baggies have other candidates alongside Huck, according to Romano.