West Brom new manager: David Moyes out of reach after Corberan exit
West Brom are unlikely to appoint David Moyes as their next manager after the exit of Carlos Corberan, according to Express and Star.
The Baggies will receive around £4 million in compensation after Valencia agreed to appoint the Spanish manager [Ben Jacobs, 24 December], and now the Scotsman is one of the names being linked with the Baggies after Valencia appointed the Spanish manager.
Moyes is “almost certainly” out of The Albions’ range, though, and might wait for an opportunity to manage in the Premier League again.
The 61-year-old left West Ham United in the summer after winning the Europa Conference League title at the London Stadium in 2023.
West Brom need to weather storm after Carlos Corberan exit
Corberan’s exit has come as a shock to many fans and has ruined the cheer of the festive period for many.
The Baggies could be ambitious with their next appointment, but getting the likes of Graham Potter will be difficult due to the potential wage demands.
Shilen Patel and The Hawthorns’ hierarchy have to make a massive decision ahead of the January transfer window.
After a strong start under Corberan, West Brom have found things difficult in the Championship, winning three of their last sixteen games.
While there have been several draws during that run, the Baggies have dropped out of the play-off spots for now and sit seventh in the table.
The Hawthorns faithful have ambitions to make it to the Premier League in the coming years and consistently challenge for promotion.
Whoever the next head coach might be will need to live up to the expectations at the West Midlands club or risk being burdened by comparisons to Corberan.
In other West Brom news, Henry Winter made a PSR revelation after the Spanish manager joined Valencia.
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