As Salzburg confirmed in a press launch on Wednesday, Pepijn Lijnders will take over Salzburg in the summertime.
The 41-year-old Dutchman was Jürgen Klopp’s assistant coach at Liverpool FC for a number of years. Earlier than that, Lijnders was, amongst different issues, head coach at NEC Nijmegencoach within the youth sector of PSV Eindhoven and at FC Porto. He indicators a three-year contract.
He’s the successor to interim coach Onur Cinel. As introduced, this might return to FC Liefering, the Salzburg cooperation settlement.
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“He’s an excellent soccer knowledgeable and, not least due to his qualities in creating gamers, helped form a really profitable time at Liverpool FC. The conversations with him have been glorious and there was nice settlement regarding the best way we work what we characterize as a membership and the place we need to go collectively,” says sports activities director Bernhard Seonbuchner in regards to the new coach.
Lijnders says of his dedication: “After PSV Eindhoven, FC Porto and FC Liverpool, I am now transferring to a different distinctive membership with a extremely good construction and a specific concentrate on youth work. I need to develop a mentality with the workforce the place “A variety of emphasis is positioned on an offensive type of play and the place ardour and starvation for fulfillment are the premise of the whole lot.”
The Salzburg coaches within the Purple Bull period:
- Juli 2005 – Mai 2006: Kurt Jara
- Juni 2006 – April 2008: Giovanni Trapattoni (Ita) – Meister 2007
- Might 2008 – June 2009: Co Adriaanse (Ned) – Meister 2009
- June 2009 – April 2011: Huub Stevens (Down) – Meister 2010
- April 2011 – Juni 2012: Ricardo Moniz (Ned) – Double 2012
- July 2012 – June 2014: Roger Schmidt (D) – Double 2014, Europa League spherical of 16 2013/14
- June 2014 – June 2015: Adi Hütter – Double 2015
- June 2015 – December 2015: Peter Zeidler (D)
- December 2015: Thomas Letsch (D/interim)
- January 2016 – June 2017: Oscar Garcia (Esp) – Double 2016 and 2017
- June 2017 – June 2019: Marco Rose (D) – Champion 2018, Double 2019, Europa League semi-final 2017/18, Europa League spherical of 16 2018/19
- June 2019 – June 2021: Jesse Marsch (USA) – Double 2020 and 2021, Champions League participation 2019/20 (group place 3), 2020/21 (group place 3)
- June 2021 – July 2023: Matthias Jaissle (D) – Double 2022, champion 2023, Champions League participation 2021/22 (spherical of 16), 2022/23 (group place 3)
- July 2023 – April 2024: Gerhard Struber – Champions League participation 2023/24 (group place 4)
- April 2024 – Might 2024: Onur Cinel (D/interim)
- from June 2024: Pepijn Lijnders (Ned)
