After being fired from his position as manager at Leeds United last February, Jesse Marsch has yet to find a new coaching job. However, he has expressed his desire to return to the Premier League, citing his love for the league and its global significance. During a recent interview on Sky Sports’ Monday Night Football, Marsch emphasized the importance of finding like-minded individuals who are committed to personal development, relationships, and building something meaningful. He also revealed that he had turned down job offers from Southampton and Leicester last season, emphasizing his preference for private, intimate conversations when considering new opportunities. Despite the challenges of navigating the world of professional football, Marsch remains hopeful that he will find a new role in the Premier League or elsewhere that aligns with his values and vision for success.
Former Leeds United manager Jesse Marsch sets out ‘obvious’ next career move
