Roy Hodgson To Leave Crystal Palace At The End Of Season

 

Roy Hodgson to leave Crystal Palace at the end of season

Manager Roy Hodgson will leave Crystal Palace when his contract expires at the end of the season.


The 73-year-old former England boss said: "The time is proper to step away from the rigours of top-flight Premier League football."


Hodgson has been in charge of Palace since September 2017.


His last match will be in opposition to Liverpool, one of his former clubs, at Anfield on Sunday.


"It's been a particularly rewarding length of my soccer life and profession to have been in a position to spend these remaining 4 seasons with Palace," stated Hodgson, whose last game at Selhurst Park will be in opposition to Arsenal on Wednesday.


"I experience now that at the give up of some other profitable season, in which we have secured our Premier League status, the second is right for me to step down from my obligations of being a full-time manager.

"I have had  a whole lot of support from my wife and family in the course of my profession and I have been taking into consideration this selection for some time, and now I accept as true with the time is proper to reflect on consideration on them and to see what the future holds for me."


Hodgson, who started out his enjoying profession at Palace and supported them as a child, changed Frank de Boer as supervisor with the membership backside of the Premier League having misplaced their first 4 fits of the season barring scoring a goal.


Despite dropping his first three video games in charge, he guided Palace to an 11th-place finish. They have completed twelfth and 14th in subsequent seasons and are presently thirteenth with two video games remaining.


"It has been an absolute privilege and pleasure to work alongside Roy, who is each a marvelous human and an splendid soccer manager," stated Palace chairman Steve Parish.


"I recognize how lots it has supposed to Roy managing the membership he supported as a child, including to his unique and unparalleled profession in soccer management.


"His file with us honestly can't be overstated - he is the solely Palace manager to impervious 4 years in the Premier League and he has helped supply us steadiness in the most turbulent of times.


"We will be always grateful for his enormous contribution."

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