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Championship Interest in Naismith Grows
Championship side Millwall is reportedly monitoring Hearts manager Steven Naismith with keen interest. The Edinburgh club’s leader has had a standout first full season, catching the eye of several clubs in England’s second tier. Naismith’s managerial acumen has been highlighted by two notable victories over Celtic, marking a significant achievement not seen at Hearts in nearly two decades.
Naismith’s Impressive Track Record
At the helm of Hearts, Naismith, 37, has propelled the team to third in the Scottish Premiership, steering them towards potential European competition next season. His reputation has been bolstered by his role in the Scotland national team’s coaching staff, serving under head coach Steve Clarke. This experience and success have made Naismith an attractive option for clubs looking to strengthen their leadership.
Millwall’s Managerial Moves
Millwall, currently facing a challenging season, has shown interest in Naismith amidst their consideration of managerial changes for the upcoming summer. The club recently welcomed back Neil Harris as manager on a contract set to last until mid-2025. Harris, who has a history with Millwall both as a player and a manager, returned after a brief stint with Cambridge United, inheriting a team in the throes of a relegation scrap.
The Den’s New Dawn?
With Millwall sitting precariously in 18th place in the Championship, the potential acquisition of Steven Naismith could signal a new direction for the London-based club. His forward-thinking approach and proven leadership qualities make him a strong candidate to guide Millwall away from relegation woes and towards a more stable future in the Championship.
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