Roy Hodgson has been appointed as the interim head coach of Bristol City for the remainder of the season. The 78-year-old replaces Gerhard Struber, who was reportedly fired after poor recent results. Hodgson, who has not had a coaching role since leaving Crystal Palace in February 2024, will take charge of the Men's First Team in the English Championship.
Bristol City's CEO Charlie Boss stated that Hodgson's appointment is about more than just the results of the upcoming seven matches, aiming to help set standards and values for future success. Hodgson expressed excitement about the opportunity, saying he looks forward to starting immediately and hopes for a positive performance on Good Friday. The club is reportedly in the process of appointing a sporting director who will be tasked with recruiting a permanent head coach.
Hodgson's appointment is about more than just the results of the upcoming seven matches, aiming to help set standards and values for future success.
Bristol City currently sits in 16th place in the league table.
He looks forward to starting immediately and hopes for a positive performance on Good Friday.