US EditionBournemouth confirm Marco Rose will take over from Andoni Iraola as head coach
The German coach arrives with Champions League and Europa League experience after leaving RB Leipzig in 2025, and Bournemouth are eighth in the Premier League.
- On Monday, AFC Bournemouth confirmed Marco Rose will succeed Andoni Iraola as head coach on a three-year contract beginning after the 2025/26 season.
- Iraola announced last week he would depart when his contract expires, ending a successful three-year reign after arriving in Dorset in June 2023 and guiding the Cherries to 12th place with a then-club record of 48 points.
- The 49-year-old's high-pressing, attacking style attracted Bournemouth owners and aligns with the club's identity; Rose previously managed Borussia Dortmund, RB Leipzig, Borussia Monchengladbach and Red Bull Salzburg, developing elite talent including Erling Haaland and Jude Bellingham.
- Sitting eighth in the Premier League amid a 13-game unbeaten run, Bournemouth emphasized full focus remains on the current campaign, with the Cherries beginning their final five games at home to FA Cup semi-finalists Leeds on Wednesday.
- While Iraola has been linked with Athletic Bilbao and Manchester United, Rose's appointment comes despite lacking Premier League experience; ESPN reported this week that Rose was the club's preferred candidate over Ipswich Town boss Kieran McKenna.
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Marco Rose will become new coach of the English Premier League club Bournemouth after the end of the season. The ex-trainer of Red Bull Salzburg as well as the German top club Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig signed a contract until 2029 with the "Cherries" in the table after 33 games in eighth place. This was announced by the AFC. Rose succeeds the Spaniard Andoni Iraola, who no longer wanted to extend his contract.Until March 2025 Leipzig coac…
New job for ex-BVB coach Marco Rose officially. From the coming season the Premier League and possibly the international business is waiting.
The English club in Bournemouth announced this Monday that Marco Rose will take over from Andoni Iraola.
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Bournemouth has appointed Marco Rose as their head coach on a three-year contract starting this summer. Rose, who has experience managing elite European clubs, aims to infuse his high-pressing style into Bournemouth as they seek European competition. He replaces Andoni Iraola, under whom Bournemouth achieved significant results.
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