Leicester City has appointed former Swansea City manager Steve Cooper as their new head coach. The 44-year-old had been without a job since leaving Nottingham Forest in December. Cooper took on his first head coach role at Swansea in 2019 and guided the team to the Championship play-offs in back-to-back seasons before departing in 2021.
Cooper’s appointment comes after much speculation linking Leicester City with former Swansea manager Graham Potter. However, it was Cooper who emerged as the preferred choice for the Foxes, marking a new chapter for the club as they look to build on their recent successes.
Cooper’s arrival at the King Power Stadium marks a fresh start for the club as they aim to continue their rise up the Premier League table. With his track record of advancing teams to new heights, Cooper is sure to bring fresh energy and ideas to the Foxes as they strive for continued success in the top flight.
Leicester City fans will be eager to see how Cooper’s leadership and tactical acumen will shape the team’s performance in the coming season. The manager is known for his ability to motivate players and develop young talent, which will be crucial for the Foxes as they look to maintain their position among the top teams in England’s top division.
