
Man City close in on appointing Hertha Berlin coach Oliver Reiss as their new Under-18 manager... with the 41-year-old set to leave the German club after 17 years
Daily MailHertha Berlin coach Oliver Reiss, 41, is in talks to take over as coach of Manchester City's Under-18 side. He had previosuly worked as the Under-17 coach and been the U-19 assistant manager, having been with the German side as a coach for a total of 17 years. His style is viewed as similar to that of first team manager Pep Guardiola, meaning players will be coached to play the way the Spaniard wants to before they make the potential jump up. Manchester City are closing on on the appointment of Hertha Berlin coach Oliver Reiss as their new Under-18 manager Reiss is viewed as having a similar style to City first team manager Pep Guardiola Mail Sport is launching a 'We're backing England campaign' to get behind the Three Lions City have enjoyed success at Under-18 level in recent years under Ben Wilkinson, son of former Leeds manager Howard Wilkinson.
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