Swansea City former manager Bob Bradley USMNT as manager, announced the club has set Monday. The manager of the Americas, which connects Le Havre in the second division of France, became the first US coach Premier League and replaced Francesco Guidolin as manager of Swans, which is based in Wales.
The 58-year-old New Jersey native has USMNT conducted from 2006 to 2011. He previously coached Chivas USA (now defunct), Chicago Fire and New York / New Jersey MetroStars (now New York Red Bulls) MLS. After passing in the United States, Bradley led the national team of Egypt, Stabaek and Le Havre, the latter which led promotion almost in the first division of France.
"It is highly regarded as a coach and has extensive experience in national and international level," said Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins. "He is conscious, offer the philosophy of club football and leadership skills and to compete again faith at this level." It is never easy to change managers, but we are looking to go long term, and we are sure Bob can colonize and stabilize the issues inside and outside the field. "
It takes more than a club in the Premier League is currently lost 17 in this young season in fifth place out of seven games, a win and a drawing. Swans made in the course as a candidate for relegation, and now Bradley is responsible for the equipment recording Premier League with most of the next season alive. Available talented striker Fernando Llorente and Spanish Borja are employees, Argentine defender Federico Fernandez physical and Euro 2016 Gylfi Sigurdsson Iceland Star.
A shareholder is the former Swansea USMNT star Landon Donovan, who recently playing again after he retired to join before the Los Angeles Galaxy a few years.
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