Graham Potter has expressed interest in becoming the manager of the Swedish national football team, describing the role as a "fantastic opportunity" to return to management following a difficult period. His previous club, West Ham, experienced poor results under his tenure, leading to his dismissal after only 25 games. Potter has a strong connection to Swedish football, having previously managed Ostersund from the fourth tier to the top flight, winning the Svenska Cupen and qualifying for European competition.
Sweden is currently seeking a new manager after sacking Jon Dahl Tomasson due to poor performance in World Cup qualifying, where the team is at the bottom of their group. Despite the team's current struggles, Potter believes the Swedish national team job would be a great chance for him, highlighting his affection for the country and its football. He emphasized that at 50 years old, he still has a lot to offer and is looking for a role where he can make a difference and feel a shared vision, with financial considerations no longer a primary factor in his decision-making.
The Swedish Football Association cited a lack of expected results as the reason for Tomasson's departure, aiming to improve conditions for a potential playoff spot. The Swedish team still has ... download the app to read more
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