Jesse Marsch is one of the names being considered by Celtic should Ange Postecoglou opt to leave the Scottish champions this summer, according to Sky Sports. Postecoglou has been reportedly given permission to speak to Tottenham Hotspur regarding the vacant manager position in north London and it is claimed Celtic have already started considering their options.
Ex-Leeds United manager Marsch is said to be one of those options, with Brenden Rodgers, who has been linked with the job at Elland Road, also in their thoughts. Despite being linked with a number of clubs over the last few months, including Leicester City and Southampton, Marsch has been out of work since being sacked by the Whites following Leeds’ loss to Nottingham Forest in February.
The American spent just under a year in West Yorkshire and he managed to save the club from Premier League relegation inside his first few months in the job. But, he struggled to build on that positive momentum and after securing just four Premier League wins this season, he parted ways with the club, to be replaced by Javi Gracia.
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He has been linked with Celtic, who won the Scottish Premier League for the second season running this year, while he has also been linked with the Monaco job. The Ligue 1 outfit made the decision to part ways with Phillippe Clement over the weekend after finishing sixth and missing out on European football for another season.
CBS Sports reported last week that Marsch had emerged as a potential candidate for the Monaco job, while also remaining a frontrunner in the race for the USA national team gig, which has been vacant since Gregg Berhalter left the role in the wake of the World Cup. Ruud van Nistelrooy and Christophe Galtier are among those who have been linked to the Monaco job.
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