Without a doubt, the Premier League, the most competitive league in the world, has had big setbacks from different clubs such as the recently promoted Bournemouth. Although it is the most closely contested, everything seems to indicate that from now on, the teams that are promoted have not been able to stay the following season in the highest category of football. Although Fulham has had a good campaign, it is the exception, because in past tournaments, they managed to go up, and immediately went down. Nottingham Forest sit bottom of the table, with Jefferson Lerma’s team one point out of the relegation zone.
Faced with this urgency, the Bournemouth directors have wanted to look for a technical director trained in clubs that opt for permanence and a strategist who had to row against the current with Leeds United in the Premier League, but who managed to promote him, and then , put him close to relegation, but never left Jesse Marsch an alarming countenance so that Leeds could be saved.
Following the departure of Scott Parker from the ‘Cherries’ bench, Gary O’Neill took on the challenge of saving the club from relegation. Against Everton, yes or yes, Bournemouth will have to score three against a direct rival in the lower part of the table if they want to get out of uncomfortable positions, but while they play the game, O’Neill knows that he will soon leave the team, because The directors have already begun to negotiate the linking of Marcelo Bielsa, an old acquaintance in the Premier League who has already directed a Colombian like Ian Carlo Poveda.
According to The Athletic, Marcelo Bielsa could be Bournemouth’s next technical director once the 2022 Qatar World Cup is over. If the Argentine arrives, he knows he would have to row against the current to save the club from possible immediate relegation. Scott Parker left the institution in uncomfortable positions, and Gary O’Neill has not been able to recompose the panorama and they are tied to a Bielsa who already knows what it is to fight the lower zone.
