Kenny Miller Linked With Burnley Coaching Job Amidst Club Struggles
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Kenny Miller is reportedly a candidate for the head coach position at English club Burnley. Burnley recently fired coach Nicky Eyn after a poor run of form, leaving the club near the bottom of the Championship. Miller previously led Maccabi Tel Aviv to a State Cup victory and was appointed permanent coach. His name is now being linked with a move to England.
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- Kenny Miller, Maccabi Tel Aviv's coach, is reportedly a candidate for the Burnley head coach job.
- Burnley recently sacked coach Nicky Eyn after a 4-1 loss to Lincoln.
- Burnley is 22nd in the Championship, with only one win this season.
- Miller previously won the State Cup with Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- Burnley has not won a home game since October 2025.
Kenny Miller, the current coach of Maccabi Tel Aviv, is reportedly being considered for the head coach position at English club Burnley. The news comes as Burnley recently sacked their coach, Nicky Eyn, following a string of poor results. Eyn was dismissed after a 4-1 loss to Lincoln, marking Burnley's sixth defeat in 12 Championship matches. The club, which was relegated from the Premier League last season, currently sits 22nd in the second division of English football, with only one win this season. Reports from England suggest Miller is among the candidates being evaluated by Burnley's management as they seek to appoint a new coach. Burnley is facing a professional crisis, having recently lost games after relinquishing leads and not winning a home match since October 2025. Miller previously served as interim coach for Maccabi Tel Aviv last season, leading them to win the State Cup, after which he was appointed permanent head coach. His success with the Israeli club has now led to speculation about a potential move to Burnley.
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