Giovanni van Bronckhorst is on the shortlist for a quickfire return to management at FC Utrecht after they sacked their manager for attacking one of his own players.
The former Rangers boss was axed last month after a disappointing start to the season where they trailed Celtic in the league and had a calamitous Champions League campaign - where they became the worst team ever to play in the competition's group stage. Successor Michael Beale had his first game in charge this week in a 3-2 win over Hibs, whilst van Bronckhorst is still without a club.
But he's been named on a shortlist to take charge at Utrecht, who are currently in seventh place in the Dutch Eredivisie, after they sacked Henk Fraser following a bust-up with striker Amin Younes - when he reportedly grabbed him by the throat during a training camp. Dutch TV pundit Jan Joost van Gangelen said: "Giovanni van Bronckhorst is on the list.
