New Swansea manager Bob Bradley is thrilled to be working in the league that “every manager in the world thinks about and wants to try.”
The American was hired Oct. 3 to replace Francesco Guidolin after Swansea took just four points from its first seven games and sits above the relegation zone solely on goal difference.
And Bradley, who has managed the U.S. and Egyptian national teams along with Norweigan club Stabaek and Ligue 2 club Le Havre, is excited to have a chance to manage in the English Premier League.
“The Premier League is absolutely what every manager in the world thinks about and wants to try to taste,” Bradley told Swansea’s official website.