Julen Lopetegui has secured a new job after being unveiled as Qatar’s new manager on a two-year deal.
The 58-year-old was sacked by West Ham United in January after just six months in charge, managing
22 games (W7 D5 L10) – making him the shortest-serving permanent manager in charge of the Hammers. Surpassing the record previously set by David Moyes, who took charge of the team in his first season in 2017-18 (31 games).
However, Lopetegui has found a new job by taking over as Qatar manager, and it will be his return to international management after previously managing the Spanish national team.
Lopetegui led the “Bulls” to an unbeaten run of 20 games in charge but was sacked by the Royal Spanish Football Federation after agreeing with Real Madrid that he would take over as manager for the 2018-19 season.
However, his time with Madrid did not end well as he was sacked after only 14 games in charge before moving to Sevilla in 2019, เล่นเกมคาสิโน UFABET ทันสมัย ฝากถอนง่าย. Where he led the team to win the Europa League and three consecutive top-four finishes.
Qatar recently appointed Luis Garcia as caretaker manager to replace Marquez Lopez, who was sacked in December.