Mano Polking Linked with Super League Team in Malaysia

Former Thailand manager Mano Polking is reportedly being considered for a prominent role in a top Super League team based in the Klang Valley. The MakanBola reporter, Syafiq Freman, has revealed that Polking’s name is at the forefront for the position of Head Coach at this Super League club.

Amidst rumors and speculations, it is understood that Polking is highly interested in taking on this coaching role and further discussions are expected to take place in the near future. Given the current scenario, Selangor emerges as a potential destination for Polking as they find themselves in need of a new head coach following the departure of Tan Cheng Hoe.

Cheng Hoe recently parted ways with Selangor to join a team in the Thai League, leaving a vacancy that Polking could potentially fill. KL City is also being touted as a possible landing spot for Polking, especially since the team’s CEO, Stanley Bernard, has mentioned the need for a head coach for the upcoming season.

Having made a name for himself in Southeast Asia during his tenure with the Thai national team, Polking is familiar to football enthusiasts in Malaysia. His track record and experience make him a strong candidate to step into the managerial role at Selangor or KL City, providing leadership and expertise to propel these teams towards success in the Super League.

With the football community eagerly awaiting updates on Polking’s potential appointment, it remains to be seen which direction his coaching career will take in the Malaysian football landscape. Stay tuned for more developments as discussions unfold and decisions are made regarding Polking’s next chapter in football management.

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