Blackburn Rovers Now they are aware of how much the league leader one will cost from their current job and bring him to the Ewood Park, according to a reliable journalist.
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The latest Blackburn manager
In the middle of last week, it was announced that John Eustace had left his role as Chief of Blackburn to become a new Derby district manager. It was a decision that surprised many, but since his departure, the side in Lancashire has won the games back, winning West Brom and Plymouth Argyle for 2-0.
Temporary chief David Lowe has done a great job in holding a Blackburn play-off hope, but it is likely that the new manager will be brought to the club while trying to build on Eustace’s success.
There were already several names related to the vacant job in Ewood Park, along with Carlos Carvalhal, Aitor Karanka, Raphael Wicky and George Boateng that are mentioned as possible candidates.
In the meantime, former Wolves manager Gary O’Neil has also been added to the championship, because he has been out of work for several months since he left Molineux.
Like O’Neil, manager Leyton Orient Richie Wellens was added to the managerial narrower choice After continuing to impress in the third level.
Blackburn Find out a fee for appointment 44 Y/O
According to journalist Alan Nixon, as the football world conveyed, Blackburn learned that they would cost them £ 250,000 to pull out Wellens from Leyton Orient and in a hot seat in the Ewood park.
44-year-old, who loves his part to play UA 4-2-3-1 formationjoined the Orient March 2022 and has since been taken over 153 Games in the ClubLeading them to promotion in their first full season, and they are now in the fight for play-offs a place in League 1.
It is unclear how interested the Blackburn are in the appointment of Welllens for their next manager, but the fee certainly suggests that Orient is not in the mood to hand it out cheap while looking for a place in the championship.
Nixon added that Rovers enhances the search for a new manager this week, and they are ready to talk to the candidates while trying to get a meeting for their game against Swanse City next Saturday.
After 30 games in League 1 this season, Wellens led the orientation to 15 wins and 5 draws. East London held his own against Manchester City last week in FA Cup and are serious candidates for promoting this season, evidence that are not surprising that Wellens is interested in teams in the league above.
