According to The Telegraph, the Premier League promoted team
Leicester City
Intensive talks are underway with former Nottingham Forest boss Steve Cooper, who the club hope to appoint as their new manager this week.
Cooper, 44, has been idle since leaving Nottingham Forest last December. During his time in charge of Nottingham Forest, he successfully led the team to promotion to the Premier League and relegation, demonstrating excellent coaching ability and experience in dealing with pressure.
Leicester City are expected to face a points deduction for the new season due to a breach of financial rules. Despite this, the club believes that Cooper is the best option so far and they are optimistic about a successful relegation campaign in the new season. Cooper's arrival is seen as an important part of the team's challenge, and the club hopes that he can lead Leicester City through difficult times and maintain their position in the Premier League.
