FIFA president Sepp Blatter has expressed support for the idea of
imposing a transfer window on managers to restrict them from
between clubs at will.
The great man is unhappy with the way Juande Ramos recently left
Sevilla to join Tottenham Hotspur, and also with Ronald Koeman's
sudden departure from PSV Eindhoven to Valencia.
Blatter believes managers should be subject to the same
restrictions that apply to the movement of players, who can only
change clubs in January and during the summer.
"We will try to extend the rule that is valid for players to
coaches," Blatter told the Daily Telegraph.
A similar idea was proposed by Stuart Pearce when he was manager of
Manchester City last season, although Pearce's motivation was to
prevent managers from being sacked outside of an agreed
window.
Poor Pearce lost his job at the end of the campaign.