Next Sunderland manager candidate spotted at Premier League club Chelsea as rumours circle.

Recently, Reims manager Will Still, who has been consistently linked to the Sunderland position, was sighted at Stamford Bridge.

Even though he was somewhat successful at an early age and acknowledged that he had practiced some of his talents on the well-known video game Football Manager, he managed to capture the attention of football circles and followers on social media. If he leaves this summer, his club, Reims, is apparently looking for a replacement for the coach position.

Still, who was born in Belgium to English parents, managed Lierse, Beerschot, and Remis after serving as assistant manager of Preston North End’s under-14 squad. He also played amateur and semi-professional football. After Tony Mowbray was fired, Still was strongly linked to the Sunderland position, and his name kept coming up after Michael Beale was fired earlier this year.

The Daily Mail, however, just reported that Still was in London at Stamford Bridge before to Chelsea’s Premier League match against Everton on Monday night, which the Blues won 6-0. According to their story, Still was seen outside the press room prior to the game. This news comes amid persistent speculation that Still is being sought by West Ham, the team he played for as a child. David Moyes, a former Sunderland manager, is currently in charge of the Hammers.

“I have no issues working for a championship team,” Still recently stated in an interview with The Athletic. “I’ve come to realize how important people are,” the speaker said. And how crucial it will be for my work to locate the ideal location. and those that are aware of how I operate, as I do things a little differently. Sometimes I’m a little strange.