Sunderland head coach Regis Le Bris has claimed an interview process is running to bring some new coaches into the club.
Sunderland appointed Regis Le Bris a couple of weeks ago, putting an end to a long process to search for Michael Beale’s permanent replacement in the north east.
They will once again be gearing up to play in the Championship next season. The 2024/25 season will be their third year back in the second tier.
There was a lot of speculation regarding whether Le Bris would get to bring any of his own coaches with him to England. Some reports claimed he would and Sunderland were in talks with two of his former Lorient assistants.
But, speaking to the press for the first time since his appointment, Le Bris has now said an interview process is running to make additions in this department, but it won’t be the team he previously worked with in Ligue 1.
Michael Beale didn’t make any additions to the coaching staff when he came to the club and that was criticised by fans, some of which claim the interim spell with Mike Dodds and Michael Proctor in charge of proceedings should have seen them leave the club at the end of the season.
