Marco Bielsa left Leeds United in February 2022 after a string of poor performances, and he has been a free agent for more than a year. But, the tactician is expected to return to management after accepting to lead the Uruguayan national teamUruguayan national team, according to TYC reporter Cesar Luis Merlo. The Argentine has signed a two-year contract, according to the source. The contract will keep him in charge through the September 2025 World Cup qualifiers. Currently, there are talks about whether the contract should be extended. They’re discussing extending it through the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
Moreover, Bielsa has already managed Chile and Argentina during his career. This will be his third time serving as an international manager. The Albiceleste won the 2004 Summer Olympics gold medal under his leadership, which he assumed control of in 1998. In contrast, he took over as Chile’s head coach in 2007 through 51 games in 2011.
AFTER THAT?
Bielsa travelled to England to meet with Everton and the Premier League. However, he ultimately rejected the offer that was rumoured to be his next destination. But, the negotiations with Uruguay are nearing their conclusion, and a statement might be made in the coming days.
source: Goal News
