Sean O'Driscoll has reportedly emerged as the leading candidate to become Liverpool's new assistant manager.
Liverpool have been searching for a coach to work alongside Brendan Rodgers since first-team coach Mike Marsh and assistant manager Colin Pascoe were dismissed earlier this month when the club reacted to a disappointing campaign with a reshuffle of the backroom staff.
According to The Mirror, former Nottingham Forest and Bristol City boss O'Driscoll, who is currently in charge of England Under-19s, has agreed to replace Pascoe and his appointment will be confirmed in the coming days.
It remains unclear whether Liverpool will look to find a replacement for Marsh or promote someone from within the club.
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Callum Mulvihill
Callum Mulvihill
