‘KRC Genk stands firm: AA Gent all-in for Vrancken?’

‘KRC Genk stands firm: AA Gent all-in for Vrancken?’
‘KRC Genk stands firm: AA Gent all-in for Vrancken?’
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The news has not yet been officially confirmed, but the fact that Hein Vanhaezebrouck will say goodbye to AA Gent after this season is now an open secret. And so the Buffaloes have to look for a new coach. They reportedly have their eye on none other than Wouter Vrancken.

It was announced a while ago that he will probably also leave KRC Genk, where there is some noise in the relationship with the board. However, his current contract until mid-2026 could pose a stumbling block. A possible divorce depends on: The Importance of Limburg a hefty price tag for the severing party.

Vrancken to AA Ghent?

In the ideal scenario, Vrancken and Genk will part ways by mutual agreement, but although it is important for both parties that clarity is provided quickly, such an agreement is not likely to happen immediately, according to the newspaper. Especially because both teams can still meet each other in the European jump-offs.

Despite the disappointing results in the Cegeka Arena, no final decision can be expected there until then. Moreover, it remains to be seen whether the Limburgers will be willing to cooperate. They may try to force the people of Ghent to (partly) pay Vrancken his buyout clause.

Baro’s favorite

The exact amount is not known, but according to… The newspapaer it is rather unlikely that Sam Baro will cough it up in full. However, he appears to be an outspoken supporter of Vrancken’s appointment, who would even be at the very top of the chairman’s wish list as a potential successor to Vanhaezebrouck.

Who knows, he might be willing to make an effort, especially since there are privateers on the coast. Still according to HBVL After all, Vrancken is also on the radar elsewhere, as you can see The newspapaer then again that Ghent may therefore focus on a cheaper and simpler solution. Definitely to be continued.

The article is in Dutch

Tags: KRC Genk stands firm Gent allin Vrancken

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