Watford have hoped for a return to the Premier League next season by sacking Slaven Bilic as manager. After leading the team to perform poorly rank 9th in the table with the appointment of Chris Wilder to act instead
Watford have sacked Croatian coach Slaven Bilic. Resigned from the position of head coach On Tuesday, March 7. After leading the team to a disappointing performance, ranked ninth in the table and soon after. Chris Wilder was appointed to take over with a short-term contract until the end of the UFABET season. this
Bilic replaced Rob Edwards at the end of September last year. But the performance has not improved, having led the team to only 3 wins since Christmas. Their last home game was only a 0-0 draw with Preston North End. Taking them 51 points from 35 games four points behind the promoted play-off ground and 13 behind second-place finishers who have automatically qualified.
The club’s technical director, Ben Manga, said: “We all have the ambition to be successful this season, so new changes are needed to be made quickly as the opportunity for postponement comes . floor still available When the January trading market ends Changing coaches is the only option to continue to energize the team.”
Seventeen minutes after the 54-year-old’s farewell, the former Sheffield United and Middlesbrough boss was announced. as the new manager of the local Vicarage Road until the end of this season immediately and will take effect from today with an important mission to bring rampant hornets back to play in the English Premier League again
For last season, Watford finished 19th in the table in the English top flight. Dropped down to play in the minor leagues. The board hopes to return to the top flight within a single season, while Wilder, 55, the 10th head coach since September 2019, will make his debut. By taking the team to visit Queens Park Rangers on Saturday