Leicester City looks for new manager after sacking Steve Cooper

In England, Leicester City has initiated efforts to find a new manager following the sacking of Steve Cooper. As the team prepares for their match against Brentford on Saturday, the players returned to training after a two-day break. Acting coach Ben Dawson has taken charge of the training sessions while director of football Jon Rudkin actively seeks a permanent replacement. Notable candidates include David Moyes, who might prefer to return to Everton should vacancies arise, and Graham Potter, who has previously declined Leicester's offers. Another contender is Ruud van Nistelrooy, known for his brief stint with Manchester United. However, appointing a coach with limited Premier League experience poses a risk for the club.