Do you think Jesse has anything left to improve this team? I mean, at what point do you say, "You've taken this team as far as you can. I don't see you being able to do much more. Thanks for your time. Lets get someone else in here." I guess we'd be questioning his adaptability to the league and opponents and his limits to improving the team. I'll say this for him: He hasn't had much luck with starters staying healthy (Royer, Grella, Collin, Baah) and you wonder how much stronger would the team be if they were all healthy and playing. He did change the formation to a (5-4-1, or 3-2-4-1, or whatever that is) to field his strongest players. It has brought us some success. IDK, what do you think? Keep up the great work? Or Thanks for your time but I think we're ready to go in another direction?
no no...say it ain't so: https://sbisoccer.com/2018/07/report-jesse-marsch-nearing-role-with-rb-leipzig
Ives GalarcepVerified account @SoccerByIves 45m45 minutes ago RB Leipzig announces Jesse Marsch as part of Ralf Rangnick’s staff, on a two-year deal, meaning he will stay on staff even after Julian Nagelsmann takes over the top job for the 2019-2020 season. Big opportunity for the American coach.
https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ne...i8ej7C_VzHGlUYYZxJG6DqVaRRhcb_b-83aXmepEKesxk Julian Nagelsmann replaces Bayern Munich's Hansi Flick; Jesse Marsch set to fill RB Leipzig vacancy
August 21 will be the first American Coaches Bundesliga Derby when Marsch & Leipzig host Matarazzo & VfB Stuttgart - featuring two teams with head coaches born, raised in the United States and educated in Ivy League schools (who played against each other once). Pretty remarkable.
https://www.si.com/soccer/2021/07/09/jesse-marsch-rb-leipzig-introduction-manager U.S.'s Marsch Inherits Opportunity, Strong Squad at RB Leipzig
https://www.espn.com/soccer/rb-leip...se-marsch-out-after-five-months-at-rb-leipzig American coach Jesse Marsch out after four months at RB Leipzig
I am hearing that this is getting closer to a done deal: https://www.goal.com/en/news/marsch-next-leeds-manager-question-unemployed/blt2ed7a2ed6e04ccc7 with Bielsa's current contract coming to an end in the summer, Marsch's name has been swirling around the rumour mill as a potential replacement at Elland Road.
all in all...this is a pretty fair summary: https://deadspin.com/jesse-marsch-tries-again-this-time-at-leeds-united-1848607453
https://www.fourfourtwo.com/news/je...ast-gasp-winner-for-a-long-time-1647196235000 Leeds head coach Jesse Marsch said he is unlikely to ever forget Joe Gelhardt’s stoppage-time winner against Norwich which sealed his first victory at the club. Teenager Gelhardt stepped off the bench to clinch Leeds a vital 2-1 triumph against their relegation rivals just after Kenny McLean’s equaliser in added time had appeared to have snatched Norwich an unlikely point
USMNT Only Jesse Marsch is the 'clear frontrunner' for the USMNT head coach position and his appointment is “practically done” He will reportedly begin after the CONCACAF Gold Cup this summer. (via Alex Calabrese/MIR97 Media)