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Mark van Bommel set to leave Royal Antwerp After Successful Stint

Speculation surrounds the future of the head coach of Royal Antwerp Mark van Bommel with indications suggesting his departure from the club at the culmination of the current season.

Mark van Bommel set to leave at the end of current season

While an official announcement is imminent van Bommel appears prepared to embark on a new chapter following his triumphant tenure at Royal Antwerp.

After winning multiple titles at Royal Antwerp, he’s ready to explore another job; the decision will be announced in the coming days as per Fabrizio Romano.

During his two-year tenure, van Bommel has steered the club to significant achievements. Thus, clinching the domestic cup, the league title, and the Super Cup.

Moreover, the team finds itself on the cusp of yet another domestic cup victory marking their second consecutive appearance in the final. Despite these accolades and a contract set to extend until 2025, van Bommel’s departure from the Great Old remains a possibility.

What Could be the Next Destination for Mark van Bommel?

For the former FC Barcelona and Bayern Munich midfielder, his tenure at Antwerp has been pivotal in revitalizing his coaching reputation, following previous struggles in the Bundesliga and Eredivisie.

Notably, van Bommel’s teams often began seasons strongly before encountering challenges towards the end. However, at Antwerp, he demonstrated growth and resilience, culminating in a dramatic title triumph on the final day of the season last year.

Van Bommel’s tenure at Antwerp has elevated his standing in the football world, highlighted by three trophies under his leadership.

Speculation is rife regarding his next destination, with Feyenoord emerging as a potential suitor following the departure of Arne Slot to Liverpool. Additionally, AC Milan, one of van Bommel’s former clubs, has been mentioned in discussions.

While the specifics of his next move remain uncertain, it appears inevitable that van Bommel will bid farewell to Royal Antwerp in the summer, poised for fresh challenges and opportunities in his coaching career.

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