Carlos Carvalhal has left Swansea City, and Leeds United should make a move.
Carlos Carvalhal may have failed to keep Swansea City in the Premier League, but the Portuguese’s work at Sheffield Wednesday was remarkable, which is why Leeds United should make an approach for him this summer.
Carvalhal was appointed the Swansea boss in December 2017 on a contract until the end of the season, with the option of an extension, as reported by BBC Sport.
The 52-year-old was in charge of Wednesday from the summer of 2015 until December 2017 and guided the Owls to the Championship playoffs two seasons in a row.
True, in the end things turned bad at the Hillsborough Stadium, but that should not prevent Leeds from making approach for Carvalhal this summer.
Two successive top-six finishes in the Championship is not an easy feat, and Carvalhal proved just how good a manager he is by guiding the Owls to the playoffs twice in a row.
Carvalhal knows the Championship inside out, and having managed a massive club such as Wednesday, the Portuguese would not be daunted at the prospect of taking charge of Leeds.
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