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The international break is already over, the Play-Offs in the Jupiler Pro League can completely erupt. Bee Club Brugge However, we are already working hard towards next season. Blauw-Zwart is diligently looking for a new head coach.
The last matchday of the regular competition provided a true trainer’s graveyard in the Belgian first division. KAS Eupen, Sporting Charlerloi, RWDM and KVC Westerlo said goodbye to their head coach for various reasons. And that list was hardly surprising Club Brugge added.
Ronny Deila’s dismissal had been pending for several weeks. The results were disappointing, the level of play was far too variable and the Norwegian also let his relationship with the board sour. Ultimately, he would not even last a year at the helm of Blauw-Zwart.
Contact Van Nistelrooij
Since the POs are just around the corner and the European quarter-finals are approaching, Club decided to appoint an internal care-taker who could get started right away. For example, U23 coach Nicky Hayen was temporarily promoted. But the intention remains to appoint a new head coach after the season.
That search is now running at full speed. For example, on Tuesday it became known that contacts are ongoing with Ruud van Nistelrooij. The former Dutch top striker is currently without a club after leaving PSV last season despite solid results. But he is not the absolute top candidate.
Geraerts plan-A
According to The last news After all, Karel Geraerts remains the plan A. Also The newspapaer knows from certain sources that he is at the top of the list. The former Blauw-Zwart midfielder was already in the picture at the end of last season after his excellent performances at Union SG. But then Club chose Deila.
Geraerts has since started working at Schalke 04. However, due to the mixed results, his position in Gelsenkirchen is under pressure, from which the people of Bruges may be able to benefit. There are said to have already been exploratory discussions, but after what happened a year ago, Geraerts is not keen to simply change tack. So there will still be some serious negotiating to be done.
