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Roy Hodgson has come out of retirement after eight months to take over as manager of relegation-threatened Watford. The 74-year-old was on Tuesday confirmed as the successor to Claudio Ranieri on what is understood to be a contract until the end of the season.
LONDON (Reuters) -Watford have named former England and Liverpool coach Roy Hodgson as manager the day after sacking Claudio Ranieri following Friday's 3-0 home drubbing by fellow strugglers Norwich City, the Premier League club said.
El Watford ha hecho oficial la contratación de Roy Hodgson como nuevo técnico tras la destitución de Claudio Ranieri este lunes. Hodgson, de 74 años, vuelve a la Premier League tras dejar el Crystal Palace al final de la temporada pasada. El técnico inglés, el más longevo en entrenar en la Premier League, será el decimosexto del Watford desde 2012. El primer partido del Watford con Hodgson en el banquillo será el próximo 5 de febrero contra el Burnley. Los londinenses marchan penúltimos en la clasificación con catorce puntos, dos más que el colista, el Burnley, y a cuatro de la salvación.
Watford have named former England and Liverpool coach Roy Hodgson as their manager after sacking Claudio Ranieri on Monday following their 3-0 defeat at home by Norwich City, which left them in 19th place, the Premier League club said on Tuesday.
The defender is being chased by a host of second tier clubs, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke on Twitter.
Liverpool kept the Premier League title race alive at the weekend after their 3-1 victory at Selhurst Park enabled the Reds to cut the gap on leaders Manchester City to nine points.
Rio Ferdinand has made his Premier League relegation prediction, tipping Burnley, Watford and Norwich City to go down and Newcastle United to avoid the drop.
Watford sacked manager Claudio Ranieri on Monday following their 3-0 home defeat by Norwich City, which left the Premier League club two points below the safety zone in 19th place.