Ex-Rangers Boss Gio Van Bronckhorst Set for Swift Return to Management
Sipke Hulshoff will join him as assistant after the pair left Liverpool just three days earlier, reports said.
- Giovanni van Bronckhorst is set to return to Feyenoord as head coach. Fabrzio Romano revealed the 51-year-old will be reappointed, stating: "Giovanni van Bronckhorst will be the new head coach at Feyenoord, deal done and here we go!"
- The Dutchman is poised to become the new manager just three days after his Liverpool departure, as Van Bronckhorst and Sipke Hulshoff were among the casualties of Arne Slot's dismissal, leaving Anfield last week.
- Van Bronckhorst previously managed Feyenoord 11 years ago, securing the KNVB Cup in his inaugural season and later delivering the club's first Eredivisie championship in 18 years.
- He replaces Robin van Persie, who was relieved of his duties last week after one full season; Feyenoord technical director Devy Rigaux cited a "downward trend in points collected" in both Europe and the Eredivisie.
- The former Arsenal player most recently managed Besiktas, though his tenure proved short-lived after just 20 matches, having previously guided Rangers to the Europa League final before taking the reins in Turkey.
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Ex-Rangers boss Gio van Bronckhorst set for swift return to management
Giovanni van Bronckhorst is very likely to return as head coach of Feyenoord. The former Dutch international won the national title with the Rotterdam club in 2017.
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Giovanni van Bronckhorst (51) returns to Feyenoord as head coach. The assistant coach, who left Liverpool, will succeed Robin van Persie and will have Sipke Hulshoff as his right-hand man.
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