Aidan Fitzmaurice: Hungary move will tick many boxes for Robbie Keane in search of his next step in coaching career
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Robbie Keane with his previous club Maccabi Tel Aviv. Photo: Jack Guez/Getty ImagesIn the short spell between the loss of their title-winning manager to a wealthy club on another continent and the recruitment of a replacement head coach, the most successful club in Hungary left no doubt in their job spec of what was expected.Win [...]
Robbie Keane with his previous club Maccabi Tel Aviv. Photo: Jack Guez/Getty Images
In the short spell between the loss of their title-winning manager to a wealthy club on another continent and the recruitment of a replacement head coach, the most successful club in Hungary left no doubt in their job spec of what was expected.
Win the domestic league and cup, and also make progress in Europe – those were the demands laid down by Ferencvaros in a statement posted on their website on New Year’s Eve when they accepted the fact their popular and successful Dutch coach Pascal Jansen had his gaze drawn by the lucre on offer from New York City, stable-mates of the infinitely wealthy maze of clubs headed by Manchester City.