:quality(85)//cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/infobae/Q66A3LDRPVCF3HLJN3UG3GRORU "Marcelo Bielsa's condition to lead the Premier League again and why he rejected other offers 1")
Marcelo Bielsa continue without directing. And every time that happens there are plenty of rumors swirling about the options available to the famed Argentine manager who spent his last spell at Leeds United in premier league.
After four years leading the cast of Ellen Road, the fool He is ready to take over a team, but for them he put a necessary condition. According to the newspaper The sunin England, the former DT of the Argentinian team has a priority of being re-hired by a club in the highest category of English football.
This is why he rejected several offers from other institutions in Europe and South America. But on top of that, the essential condition that Bielsa has to lead a team again is start activity in the middle of the year, i.e. before the start of a new season in English football. In this way, he could have a decision in the assembly of the team and other details at the previous start of the competition.
“He would be happy to work at any top-flight level if he likes the club’s facilities and future plans,” British media quoted the historic coach’s taste from Newell’s Old Boys in Argentina.
Importantly, Bielsa was in the crosshairs of one of the teams most determined to retain their Premier League spot for next season. Last January, the Everton sought him out to become their DT with the idea of getting out of the red zone of one of the most important competitions in European football.
However, when it came to sitting down to negotiate with the Rosario man – he traveled from Brazil to England, The Sun also noted – an agreement could not be reached and Sean Dyche eventually was chosen by management. Currently, the Liverpool side sit 15th in the competition with 26 points, just two behind West Ham and Leeds United, who have 23 points and are now in direct relegation with Southampton.
On this opportunity to lead again, Bielsa felt that the entire team of Goodison Park time “too slow especially in defence” to be able to play at the pace that Loco likes: Everton are expected to go out on the market looking for footballers to please the manager.
Moreover, the British media revealed that Rosario is said to have asked for a three-and-a-half-year contract on a salary of £10.5m-a-year. Assuming his goal was to take over the Sub 21 and work for six months before working with the pro team. Meanwhile, his aides would be tasked with guiding the team to Premier League permanence, but that ultimately didn’t happen and the Argentine coach is still out of work.
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