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Miron tasked
The Herald
|January 30, 2025
MIRON Muslic began work as Plymouth Argyle's new head coach just two days after one of the greatest FA Cup shocks in their history, beating Premier League Brentford 1-0 in their own back yard. But the real challenge facing Muslic is not a Wembley Cup final, but preserving the club's Championship status.
It is a fresh chapter in the club's history with the 42-year-old Austrian becoming the Pilgrims' first ever overseas boss. Muslic has carved out his reputation after a successful spell at Cercle Brugge in the Belgian Pro League, which included leading them into European competition for 2024/25.
The start of this season proved challenging for a number of reasons, though, and Muslic lost his job at the beginning of December. Six weeks later, he is back in football management and for the first time his coaching career has brought him to England.
Given his excellent work at Cercle, WMN Sport's Argyle reporter Chris Errington spoke to Belgian football expert Scott Coyne about what Muslic is like, both as a coach but also a person, and he only had good things to say about him.
Why is he a good fit for Argyle?
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