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Burnley Nears Deal for Fabio Celestini Amid Kenny Miller Speculation

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Burnley is reportedly close to hiring Fabio Celestini as their new manager, a former coach of Basel and CSKA Moscow. Kenny Miller of Maccabi Tel Aviv had been linked to the position, but Celestini is now the leading candidate. Celestini previously won a domestic double with Basel and the Russian Super Cup with CSKA Moscow.

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  • Burnley is reportedly close to appointing Fabio Celestini as their new manager.
  • Celestini previously coached Basel and CSKA Moscow, winning multiple titles.
  • Kenny Miller of Maccabi Tel Aviv was previously considered a candidate for the role.
  • Celestini also attracted interest from Spanish club Getafe.

Burnley, the English club that recently dismissed its coach, is reportedly close to appointing Fabio Celestini as its new manager. Celestini, a former coach for Basel and CSKA Moscow, was the last team he managed. While Kenny Miller of Maccabi Tel Aviv had been mentioned as a candidate, reports indicate Burnley is now prioritizing Celestini.

According to The Athletic, Celestini was also of interest to Spanish club Getafe, but the project in England was more appealing. The 50-year-old Swiss coach managed 40 games for CSKA Moscow, achieving 21 wins, 16 losses, and 6 draws. He won the Russian Super Cup with the club last season. Prior to that, at Basel during the 2024/25 season, he secured a domestic double of league championship and cup.

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