Relegated Southampton will still be appointed as a manager on a three -year deal

Southampton has confirmed the appointment of 32 -year -old Will on the Premier League, which is still his new manager on a three -year contract as his new manager, a Belgium -born Englishman tasked the club to return the club to the top flight after a turbulent season.

The South-Coast Club, which ended his early charge from the Premier League after a 3–1 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur in April, did not waste any time to achieve his next leader. Southampton’s fate was sealed to lose the spurs, leaving seven games to play, leaving the Croatian manager Ivan Jurik the next day.

Nevertheless, who was at the top of the French ligue 1 side lens, decided to quit his position with the club last week, who expresses a desire to return to the UK to promise to be an exciting new chapter in Southampton.

“I am excited for the opportunity here in Southampton. There is a huge possibility, and I believe we have a chance to do something special,” Still said, who signed a three -year deal on Sunday. “The project that has been kept for me is very impressive. I am eager to start building a strong, close-bent group that can eventually get back where we are: in the Premier League.”

Ivan still takes over from Jurik, whose tenure at St. Mary was married by the horrific drop of the club for the championship. Despite Jurik’s best efforts, the monks were unable to avoid ending at 19th. Keeping in mind the Premier League controversy to Southampton, still brings a treasure of experience in his time from his time, where he created a name for himself with a clear strategic philosophy and impressive leadership.

The group’s technical director Johannes Sporce praised Still’s credibility, highlighting his innovative attitude and strong leadership qualities. Sporce commented, “Will is a young, innovative manager who has already gained important experience, and we have been greatly impressed by his track record and our conversation with him.” “The one who stood outside the most was his vision and clarity of his adaptability. These qualities would be necessary as we navigate the championship in the next season.”

Sporce also emphasized the ability to promote a positive team culture, saying that his values ​​and personality made him an ideal fit for the ambitious new project in Southampton. “We believe that he will help us to create a clear identity and a positive future for the team,” Sporce said.

Still indicates a new era to the monk as they bounce back from their reconsideration nightmare. Fans will be curious to see how he shapes the squad in summer and forms the team capable of competing on top of the championship.

Still the departure from the lens was appreciated, the French club issued a statement and praised his contribution. The club said, “RCL values ​​will be embodied through their flexibility, passion and authenticity.” He also confirmed that Still’s brother, Edward and Nicolas, would leave the lens, although it is not clear whether they would join him in Southampton.

Still, the last premiere league of the season against the Arsenal is expected to be held at St. Mary Stadium on this Sunday for stability.