American coach Jesse Marsch has sensationally been linked to the vacant head coach position with the Korea National Team.
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Marsch linked to Korea job
Would succeed Klinsmann
American been out of work for 14 months
WHAT HAPPENED?
Sports Chosun in South Korea reports that the American is their top choice in managerial candidates to fill the vacant role. The former U.S. international has been out of work since February, 2023 after being sacked by Premier League side Leeds United.
Marsch, meanwhile, has been working as a pundit for CBS Sports Soccer during the 2024 season, while also making guest appearances on UK television shows like Sky Sports as a featured analyst.
The American has been linked with Monaco, Leicester City, Birmingham City and the Canada national team in recent months, but now, Korea appear to be the frontrunners for his signature.
DID YOU KNOW?
Marsch could end up coming up against the USA at the 2026 FIFA World Cup if he accepts the job.
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The American has already interviewed for the job and is one of three final candidates, per the report. An announcement could be made as soon as this week, it added.