
Sky Sports — Football·3 months ago
Johansson Vows to Carry Forward Motherwell's Momentum
Key points
- ▪Alfred Johansson appointed as new Motherwell manager.
- ▪He expects team to maintain performance from last season.
- ▪Aim is to build on foundation laid by Jens Berthel Askou.
New Motherwell manager Alfred Johansson has expressed confidence that his side can sustain the high standards set during the previous campaign under Jens Berthel Askou and take the club to new heights in the upcoming season.
Continuity is Key Johansson, who took the reins at Fir Park following Askou's departure, believes the squad's familiarity with the style of play and the strong team spirit will be crucial. “The boys have shown what they can do, and it’s about keeping that momentum,” the Swedish tactician stated. Retaining key performers and ensuring a seamless transition in the dugout will be central to his plans.
Building on a Strong Foundation Last term, Motherwell punched above their weight under Askou, securing a respectable league finish and winning plaudits for their attractive, attacking football. Johansson inherits a squad with a solid core, including experienced heads and emerging talents. Rather than overhauling the lineup, the new gaffer intends to add selective reinforcements to bolster depth for the gruelling SPFL fixture list.
What This Means for Motherwell The message from the manager is clear: the ambition is to progress, not just consolidate. With European aspirations a realistic target, Motherwell fans can look forward to another season of competitive football. If Johansson can replicate Askou's ability to get the best from his players, the Steelmen could once again be a dark horse in the Premiership. The challenge is turning confidence into consistent results when the real action begins in August.
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