West Bromwich Albion continue to search for new manager
West Bromwich Albion are continuing to search for a new manager after they sacked manager Steve Clarke earlier this month.
Roberto Di Matteo favourite to replace Steve Clarke at West Brom
Roberto Di Matteo has emerged as the shock favourite to return as West Bromwich Albion manager in place of the sacked Steve Clarke.
The Italian managed the Baggies from 2009-2011, taking the club into the Premier League, before he was sacked after a run of poor form.
The 43 year-old went on to manage Chelsea where he guided the club to their first ever Champions League win as well as an FA Cup.
West Brom favourite Martin Jol is also an early frontrunner to replace Clarke, who was sacked last night after a run of four straight defeats.
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