Sheffield United: Robin Sells replaces Chris Wilder as director Football news

Sheffield United confirmed the appointment of Robin to sell less than an hour after the club announced that Chris Wilder would leave Bralam Lin through “mutual approval”.

The former president of the city of Hull City signed a three -year deal and the additional training dates will be announced to join the SELLES Backroom employees in a timely manner.

Wilder left his role with mutual approval after a review of last season, when the team was absent from the upgrade to the Premier League in the final of the tournament match to Sunderland.

Selles, who was removed by the tigers despite keeping the tournament, was previously the Rading director and was a temporary president in Southampton.

The Spanish coach also defeated Blides Wilder 3-0 in Bramal Lane with Hull in January.

A statement issued by the club claimed that they acted “quickly” to appoint their next president, after talking with the Portuguese earlier in the week.

Speaking in the statement, Selle said: “When we first heard about the possibility of coming here, it was not mind that we would join a club with this type of history and a task to move forward and try to be more competitive.

“This is a very strong and ambitious project. It was very important at the beginning of the conversations that everyone is on the same page.”

The Blades team won 90 points last season – which would have equivalent to the club’s record, but for a two -point opponent imposed by EFL – and that this number was sufficient to upgrade automatically in eight of the last ten seasons.

After four consecutive defeats in running, United was 15 minutes of victory in Wembley before witnessing two late goals to promote Sunderland instead.

Nevertheless, near Miss, the US -based Connetium Koh Union, led by Stephen Rosen and Hilmi Elituyi, decided to want to bring a new coach.

Gary O’Neil was under study for this role, but the sheep heads decided that they wanted to go in a different direction. They completed the acquisition last December, when Wilder was already responsible for the team.

Sheffield United said that Wilder’s achievements in the club will never “never forget” and that he and his coach Alan Kennell and Matt Brestridge leave “with the best wishes and gratitude to all.”

Wilder: I love this club and the city

In an emotional statement after announcing his departure, Wilder said: “It is with great regret because my time in Sheffield United has ended.

“I would like to thank Stephen Betis and Prince Abdullah for returning to the club and giving me the opportunity to rebuild the team and take this wonderful club forward.

“I would also like to thank all the employees of the club, and everyone is behind the scenes that you often do not see, and of course the players who made a tremendous effort last season, it was a pleasure to work with you, and your desire and commitment were indisputable and I have no doubt that you will achieve great success in the future.

“For the fans, it is clear that I am disappointed with the departure, especially because we were about to return to the Premier League. I am a Shivel player through and across this club and this city will never change.

“I leave with some dear memories and feel proud to talk about the same way in which the managers of Sheffield United are remembered – this team will remain more than 300 times an incredible part of my life. This is the heart thanks for all your support.

“Finally, I would like to wish Stephen Rosen and Hilmi Elituki and the painting all the best to go forward. In the blades.”

Sky Sports News I stated on Tuesday that there was no crack with the council, and in fact Wilder has an excellent relationship with Rosen. The change in the manager is driven by the new system that wants to bring his person to lead the football process.

COH is designed to use an approach led by data in employment and play, which is something Wilder was open to follow the acquisition.

At the beginning of last season, Wilder was responsible during a huge rebuilding, leaving 22 players in Rumal Lin and average team age of 24. While it is believed that the owners know and appreciate how Wilder added value to the team, this was not enough to keep his job.

Last week, United signed the Nigerian winger Ehi Okaki of the Bulgarian club Bootev Plovdiv based on his impressive statistics in the first professional league.