📣 Southampton boss Ivan Jurić not concerned by sack reports | OneFootball

Southampton boss Ivan Jurić has admitted that rumours about his future at the club are "normal" with Saints rock bottom of the Premier League.

The south coast side are currently in 20th place on nine points having won just two games all season.

Recent reports have claimed that Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Röhl could replace Jurić in the St Mary's dugout.

And the Croatian tactician has conceded that talk about a replacement is par for the course.

Asked about the reports and rumours this week, Jurić said: "It's normal for every manager. When you have a result, everything is good.

"When you don't have a result, you or the club has doubts. It's a normal situation. I'm used to it. For every manager, it's like this, nothing special.

"I don't know what will happen. I live in this moment. I think about Liverpool and not about what will happen in one year or the future.

"I can do my job, try to do my best, and that's it. I have done badly. I think there are lots of situations and I think it is everybody's fault a little bit.

"But if I think of my job, of course I'm not happy, I'm not satisfied. I expected much more. When things go wrong, it's everybody's fault.

"Not the team or me or the club, it's the fault of everybody. We have nine points, it's the fault of everybody. With Russell Martin, they did five points.

"It's everybody's fault. My fault and others, so it's not important to think about that. It's only important that we must prepare for the game.

"We need to do our best until the end of the season. Then, we will see what will happen. It's not easy to lose in the games.

"But like I said before, for my young players, it's a great experience. I have to be tough. I have to think something good can happen in these bad times."

Jurić was speaking ahead of Southampton's trip to Liverpool in the Premier League on Saturday.

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