US EditionWill Still Relinquishes Lens Head Coach Role Due to Personal Reasons
- Will Still resigned as RC Lens manager after one season and returned to England on May 17, 2025.
- He left to be closer to his partner Emma Saunders, who has battled thyroid cancer and encephalitis over the last year.
- Still announced his departure following Lens' 4-0 home win over AS Monaco, with Saunders attending the match and celebrating on the pitch.
- Still, 32, explained that his decision was primarily driven by his need to return home, highlighting Saunders' focus on his personal well-being.
- Still now becomes a free agent and is reportedly in advanced talks to manage Premier League club Southampton following their recent relegation.
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RC Lens. 5 entraîneurs libres sur le mercato pour remplacer Will Still
Qui pour remplacer Will Still qui a annoncé son départ du RC Lens ? Le « besoin de rentrer » chez lui. Telle est la principale raison évoquée ce samedi soir par Will Still, dans la foulée du large succès (4-0) du RC Lens sur l’AS Monaco. Le technicien belge, arrivée en Artois en début de saison, a confirmé en conférence de presse sa volonté de rendre son tablier. « C’était la dernière de la saison à Bollaert, mais c’était aussi ma dernière », a-…
The Scottish Sun
Will Still 'in advanced talks with Premier League club' after quitting Lens
WILL STILL has reportedly landed a job offer from a Premier League club after leaving RC Lens. The manager announced he would be leaving the Ligue 1 side following their final game of the season. Shutterstock EditorialWill Still is in advanced talks with a Premier League club[/caption] Instagram / @wrstillHe left RC Lens to spend more time with partner Emma Saunders[/caption] Still, 32, admitted that he would be returning to England in order to …
The Anglo-Belgian technician spent only one season on the Sang et Or bench, the winners of Monaco on Saturday night, on the 34th and last day of the French championship.
The Lensian coach surprised the journalists by ensuring that the victory against Monaco was his last match on the Lens bench.
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