Ayew Set For New Manager As Guidolin Eyes Italian Seat

Wales based Ghanaian attacker Andre Ayew is set for a new manager with Swansea City after Francesco Guidolin confirmed his candidature for the soon to be vaccated Azzuri hot seat.

Guidolin joined the Welsh outfit as a replacement to the departed Garry Monk but has been vocal on taking over as the new manager of the Italian national side.

Head coach of the Italian national team, Antonio Conte was confirmed as the new manager of Premiership side Chelsea and will arrive at the bridge right after the Euro 2016 championship in France.

The Italian trainer for Swansea City look desperate to land the italian job after openly confirming his readiness to trade the Premier league for a seat at the technical bench of the 2006 FIFA world champions.

From a personal standpoint, “I would be happy to take over the Italian national team,” the 60-year-old told Radio Uno.

Despite the potential opening, Guidolin wouldn’t turn down a chance to remain in Wales as it would mean he has done well since joining the Swans in January.

“My future has yet to be decided,” he stated.

“I have a four month contract here in Wales and I would like to stay and the results suggest that could happen.

“I’ve heard some rumours here in Wales but my future has not been decided.

“We’ll see how we end the season and what happens in the future.”

The move if possible will see Swansea returning to the transfer market in search of their third manager in a space of seven months.

Andre joined Swansea from French side Olympique Marseiles and has since blossomed into one of the hottest commodity in world football with flurry of individual checked awards to his name since joining on a Bossman rule in the summer transfer window.

Ayew Set For New Manager As Guidolin Eyes Italian Seat

Albert Adomah Set For A New Manager, As Karanka Nears Exit

Ghanaian striker Albert Adomah is set to play under a new manager in the Championship with the imminent departure of current trainer Aitor Karanka looming.

The Middleborough wide man saw his ambition of returning to the Premiership hit a snag after their Spanish trainer boycotted the team’s official duties on Friday.

Middleborough continued to change places at the top of the log in their quest to qualify for the 2016/17 Premiership, an attitude that has been questioned by their Spanish boss Aitor Karanka.

The former Real Madrid assistant trainer stormed out of an indoor club meeting after raising question marks on the attitude of a number of players and backroom staff.

Reports about an imminent departure have been fueled by an official statement from the Teesiders confirming the unavailability of their trainer since Friday.

Middleborough confirmed Assistant trainer Steve Agnew as the man to take over the first team managerial duties at Charlton on Sunday.

“Middleborough Football Club can confirm that Aitor Karanka did not take training on Saturday morning.

Assistant trainer Steve Agnew will take charge of the team for Sunday’s fixture at Charlton.

We appreciate supporters will want to know further details, but at this time the club cannot make any further comments and is solely focused on Sunday’s game at The Valley”, a official statement from Middleborough reads.

Ghanaian attacker, Albert Adomah, enjoyed a spectacular season under Karanka with eight goals and five assist under his belt for the inconsistent Teesiders.

Middleborough trails Burnley by four points having played a game less eight matches to the end of the Championship season in England.

Albert Adomah Set For A New Manager, As Karanka Nears Exit

New Manager, Same Old: Guus Hiddink First Chelsea Game End In A Draw

Chelsea Continue Poor Run With Home Draw

 

Chelsea’s inconsistent form in the 2015/16 season continued with a home draw against high flying Watford.

 

Chelsea had previously won convincingly the first game of the post Mourinho era against Sunderland. The game against Watford was interim manager, Guus Hiddinks first game in – charge and the results proved a same but with new manager – justifying Jose Mourinho was not the problem.

Diego Costa Thanks the Heavens for gifting him a goal

A revitalied Diego Costa scored two goals to begi the new era n the Dutch manager’s second coming as Chelsea boss. Costa gave Chelsea the lead in the 32nd minute, but the Hornets cancelled with Troy Deeney scoring from the penalty spot. Watford’s top goal scorer and Troy Deeney’s partner in crime, Odion Ighalo gave the visitors the lead early in the second half.

Nigerian forward, Odion Ighalo celebrates scoring Watford’s second goal

Spanish forward, Diego Costa scored twice in a game for the first time this season when he coolly guided in a through ball to level for the blues. Oscar’s missed Chelsea’s penalty kick and Ighalo also missed Watford’s clear chance to give his side the lead again meant both London sides share the spoils.

Oscar misses his penalty

Chelsea’s interim manager was happy with his players performance despite the dropping points. Ghanaian international and Chelsea left back, Baba Rahman was an unused substitute in his new boss’s first game.

New Manager, Same Old: Guus Hiddink First Chelsea Game End In A Draw