Table of Contents
- Graham Potter's Return to Management
- Swedish National Team Opportunity
- Potter's Experience in Sweden
- Current Team Talent
GRAHAM POTTER is poised for a surprising return to management with Sweden, just three weeks after being dismissed by West Ham.
The 50-year-old Englishman had recorded only six victories during his nine-month tenure.


However, the former Brighton manager is now on the international scene.
He is expected to take charge of the Swedish national team following the departure of Tomasson.
The Swedes, who have yet to win in their four matches, currently sit at the bottom of Group B and appear to be long shots for qualification to next year’s tournament in Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
Nonetheless, having secured their group win, they are on course to achieve a playoff spot.
Sun Sport understands that Potter is prepared to embrace this challenge and sign an initial contract until March.
He is no stranger to the region, having spent seven years from 2011 managing Ostersund, where he led the club to three promotions to the top tier of Swedish football and guided them to victory in the Swedish Cup.
Potter hinted at the possibility of replacing Danish coach Tomasson by stating that he was back in Sweden while considering his next career move.
He mentioned: “I’m between jobs and just left the Premier League. I’m open to anything where I feel I can contribute.
“The role of head coach for the Swedish national team is an incredible opportunity.
“I have a strong affection for Sweden. I love the country and have a passion for Swedish football.
“I have much to be thankful for in relation to Swedish football.
“So yes, it would be a remarkable opportunity for me, undoubtedly.”
Potter left West Ham positioned 19th in the Premier League table after his dismissal.
He was quickly succeeded by a new manager, who has since overseen two matches.

The former manager managed to avoid defeat in his first match but subsequently lost to Arsenal.
Potter would inherit a talented Sweden squad with significant potential.
The current team features Premier League stars such as [insert player names].
The last time Sweden secured a victory was back in June, when they triumphed 4-3 over Algeria in a friendly match.
FAQ
What prompted Graham Potter's return to management?
Graham Potter's return to management was prompted by the opportunity to coach the Swedish national team after his recent dismissal from West Ham.
What is Graham Potter's experience with Swedish football?
Graham Potter has extensive experience in Swedish football, having managed Ostersund for seven years, where he achieved three promotions and won the Swedish Cup.
What is the current status of the Swedish national team?
The Swedish national team is currently winless in four matches and sits at the bottom of Group B, but they are on track to secure a playoff spot after winning their group.