Southampton has identified the identity of the lens director, who is still the leader’s leading candidate at the St. Mary.
The 32-year-old, born in Belgium, has announced at the end of last week that he has returned to the UK.
The move will be complicated due to negotiations that need to be held to release him from his contract with Ligue 1, which will last until
In March, Emma Sawderes’ partner, a presenter at Sky Sports, who previously worked for the BBC Sport, said he had brain disease in brain diseases, which had a stroke.
“For many reasons, the main reason behind my decision is that I have to go home,” he told reporters on Saturday.
It will still be a permanent replacement for Ivan Jorrik, who was sacked in April after the club’s relegation in the Premier League and seven games remain to play.
Before going to France, the English made football in Belgium in Liirs and Berchet, where he became the youngest coach in Europe’s five main leagues when he was appointed by Rimes, the 30-year-old in October
In June, he joined Lynse on a three-year deal and took them eighth in the Premier League.
The Lens lens has not yet confirmed the STLL’s departure. The BBC Sport has joined the club for more information.
Southampton was previously taken in a move for Sheffield coach Dani Roll, but the compensation package for a move to a club in the same section is thought to be very expensive.