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Sunderland contenders
- Updated: July 21, 2016
We look at the leading contenders to replace Sam Allardyce as Sunderland boss amid his imminent appointment as England manager.
The Black Cats are expected to turn to a candidate currently out of work, with a swift appointment likely to be preferable as the club are back in pre-season ahead of the new Premier League campaign.
David Moyes is considered the leading contender, having been backed in from 5/2 to just 1/8 with Sky Bet, short odds given the early stages of the club’s search.
Here’s a look at the credentials of the favourites for the role…
David Moyes (1/8 with Sky Bet)
The Wearside outfit have reportedly made Moyes their No 1 target, with Sky sources understanding an approach is imminent. The club’s need to move fast with the new season just around the corner will make out-of-work candidates all the more appealing, with Moyes fitting the bill having been relieved of his duties at Real Sociedad in November. The 53-year-old boasts a wealth of Premier League experience, having spent 10 years at Everton before attempting to manage the gargantuan expectations at Manchester …
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