Hammarby may have to go hunting again.
England’s Queens Park Rangers are looking for a new coach and have contacted Hammarby about Marty Cifuentes, according to several sources to Sportbladet.
QPR request for a meeting with the Spaniard.
Hammarby came third in the Allsvenskan championship this year with new coach Marti Cifuentes at the helm. The Spaniard took over the club in January this year after Hammarby sacked Milos Milojevic before Christmas last year.
Cifuentes quickly became popular with players and he signed a three-year contract extension when it was officially presented.
– We have been working extensively with this recruiter over the past few weeks, conducting a large number of interviews and taking a large number of references on the candidates we have discussed.
– We decided Marty was the right coach for us, and we feel very good about bringing him to Hammarby. When Cifuentes was introduced at the beginning of the year, we are convinced that he is absolutely right in our continued development, said Chairman of the Board Mattias Fri, and we look forward to starting our cooperation.
But nearly one year later, he may now be lost to Baggin. Queens Park Rangers, who play in the English Championship, are looking for a new coach after Mick Bell left the club for the Scottish Glasgow Rangers.
Want to meet with Cifuentes
According to Sportbladet’s well-launched info, QPR have now made initial contact with Hammarby regarding being able to speak to Marty Cifuentes about the job as the London club’s new coach. They want a first meeting with a Spaniard right away.
QPR are currently 7th in the Championship and they currently have Assistant Manager Paul Hall as a caretaker before they have a new head coach in place.