Swansea board Nominates Graham Potter for manager

In the face of re-strategy, Graham Potter was recently nominated by the board to head Swansea City as their new manager. Subsequent to that, a compensation package was agreed to with Ostersunds FK, a football club in Sweden.
In order to top their league, this move was adopted by Swansea and it is one that flashes a greenlight on their intentions to return a strategic method and lifestyle of footballing, coaching and opponent marking.
Now, Potter together with his recruitment Analyst and his assistant manager, Billy Reid were in talks with the Swansea board and after a full and lengthy discussion, the board have come to agree a lot of private terms, policies and conditions.

Also, it has been mandated that the coach, aged around forty three years of age would be travelling to the south of Wales by next week for the move to be completely finalized.
Back in Ostersund, Graham Potter had spent a whole of seven full years leading the amateur club from the third tier up to one of the topmost. His influence there helped them grab the Swedish cup last season of 2016 – 2017 which helped them feature into the Europa league in this season but unfortunately, Arsenal proved too strong a team for them as they were retired in the round of 16.
Notwithstanding the loss, his name and identity in the football world has been raised high enough to enable his achievements I the Swedish world to be brought to the wider footballing world.