Bournemouth have finalized an agreement to bring in Marco Rose as the replacement for outgoing manager Andoni Iraola. Although Rose won't officially take the reins until this summer, the deal allows both the incoming manager and the club to prepare for the next season.
Iraola announced his departure from the club earlier this week, marking the end of his three-year tenure. Rose, formerly of RB Leipzig, was the top choice to succeed Iraola due to their shared footballing philosophy. The club is currently working on completing the necessary paperwork and arranging Rose's work visa. The composition of his support staff is also being discussed.
Rose has been without a managerial role since his dismissal from RB Leipzig in March 2025. His experience in winning silverware and competing in the Champions League makes him a strong fit for Bournemouth's ambitions.
The club is looking to add a major trophy to its cabinet for the first time, and Rose's playing style, which emphasizes "emotion, hunger, and being active," aligns with their goals.