TALKSPORT ANNOUNCED: FULHAM'S MANAGER CANDIDATE THOMAS FRANK

According to talkSPORT; danger bells have started ringing loudly for manager Alvaro Arbeloa at the Fulham club, which entered the new season in the English Premier League with great hopes but could not get the expected results on the green fields. The reluctant football displayed by the team in recent weeks has dragged the management into deep concern as much as the fans. The executives of the capital representative put the young Spanish coach's performance under the microscope in order to stop the bad trend. The Hull City and Coventry City matches, which are on the fixture and have a great critical importance, will directly determine Alvaro Arbeloa's future at the club. If the team leaves these 2 vital exams with point losses and cannot reflect the expected reaction on the pitch, the management will immediately press the button to officially part ways with the manager. The staff of the English team, who do not want to be caught unprepared for this possible separation scenario, have already secretly accelerated their search for a new manager. The strongest candidate leading the club's list stands out as the experienced coach Thomas Frank, who is believed to bring a new breath to the team. Known for his disciplined football understanding and tactical intelligence, Thomas Frank is considered the right name to pull the club out of this deep crisis. On the other hand, there is not only one single option on the management's table. Former manager Kieran McKenna, who previously displayed a successful performance in the Ipswich Town team and won the appreciation of the football community, also strongly takes place among the potential alternatives. Fans are eagerly waiting for the decisions to be taken at this tough turning point that will shape the club's future. All eyes are now turned to the performance the team will display against Hull City and Coventry City. Any point loss will pave the way for the club's history to continue with a new manager.

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