Slot Turns Down Chance to Become Netherlands Boss
Slot said he wants to stay in club football after reports linked him to the Netherlands job and three other clubs.
- On Friday, Arne Slot ruled himself out as the next manager of the Netherlands national team, confirming he prefers to continue working in club football.
- The KNVB is seeking a replacement for Ronald Koeman, who resigned following the Netherlands' disappointing round of 32 exit at the World Cup in late June.
- Reports indicate the 47-year-old Slot also turned down offers from AC Milan, Fulham, and Al-Ahli since his departure from Liverpool at the end of May.
- Other potential successors are also unavailable, as PSV Eindhoven manager Peter Bosz extended his contract and Erik ten Hag remains technical director at Twente Enschede.
- The KNVB expects to provide an update next week on their search for a new manager before the UEFA Nations League match against Germany on September 24.
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The Netherlands national football team is struggling to find a successor following the resignation of manager Ronald Koeman. With leading candidates Slot and Ten Hag declining the position, the appointment of the next head coach has been delayed with only 55 days remaining until the match against Germany. The association is considering Michael Leisiger and others as alternatives, but concerns are growing regarding the management of the national …
The former Liverpool coach rejected the offer from the Dutch federation that wanted him as Ronald Koeman's successor, leaving the Oranje bench empty.
Ex-Liverpool coach Arne Slot was considered a great candidate for the successor of Ronald Koeman as the new national coach of Holland. But that won't happen!
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