Sunderland urged to approach ‘impressive’ manager who’s currently fighting relegation

Sunderland has been urged to make a bid for a Championship manager this summer.

Sunderland’s temporary coach, Mike Dodds, has lost four consecutive games since his appointment last month.

The 37-year-old is anticipated to continue his duties until the summer, when Kristjaan Speakman will replace him with a new permanent manager.

Sunderland’s major aim appears to be one they considered previous to Michael Beale, with Will Still rumored to be on the club’s shortlist for a summer rebuild.

The Reims coach has expressed interest in joining a Championship team, and fans hope to see Still return to Wearside at the second attempt.

Managers from all over Europe have been associated with the hot seat at the Stadium of Light, but Speakman has been advised to consider a local candidate.

Former Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Carlton Palmer told Football League World that Sunderland and Watford are seeking for a manager. He believes they will stay with their existing managers until the summer, giving them time to consider available candidates.

“Danny Rohl, Sheffield Wednesday’s young manager, has been making a lot of headlines.

“They were totally dead and buried, but he has brought them within touching distance of probable Championship survival, with four wins in the last six games.

“There’ll be a lot of interest in Danny, and the club should be worried and look to tie him down on a longer contract.”

Who is Danny Rohl?

Sheffield Wednesday is currently 23rd in the league table, which may not seem too bad for Sunderland fans who haven’t been following the team closely.

Danny Rohl joined Hillsborough after gaining great experience at Bayern Munich, RB Leipzig, Southampton, and the Germany national team, where he worked under Hansi Flick and Ralph Hassenhuttl.

The ‘very impressive’ 34-year-old joined Sheffield Wednesday when the team was seven points from safety, winless in their first eleven games, and in a bit of a shambles.

Rohl has now brought the Owls within a point of safety, has a lower win % than only Darren Moore and Gary Megson over the last 36 years, and has been regarded as one of the best managers Barry Bannan and Josh Windass have ever worked with.

Rohl is beloved by the entire squad and has entirely improved the club’s mindset, and fans will be devastated if he quits, even if they are demoted.

It appears that he is the young, dynamic manager from overseas that the world perceives Will Still to be; he only lacks the media presence that the Reims manager has earned during his time in France.

Rohl will undoubtedly attract a lot of attention in the summer and might be a target for a number of Bundesliga clubs, making it difficult for Sunderland to pursue him.

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