Shock Announcement: Rafael Benitez Unveiled as Celta Vigo's New Manager!
Celta Vigo secures Rafael Benitez as their new boss, as the club announces an agreement in principle for him to take charge from the start of pre-season training in July Stay tuned to Sky Sports for all the latest updates on the summer transfer window
Rafael Benitez has been announced as the new manager of Celta Vigo, as confirmed by the Spanish club. An "agreement in principle" has been reached for Benitez, the former boss of Liverpool, Newcastle, and Real Madrid, to assume his role at the Balaidos Stadium from the beginning of pre-season training in July.
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Benitez, 63, has been out of management since he was sacked by Everton in January last year.
Rafa Benitez has gained extensive experience throughout his career, having also managed other renowned clubs such as Chelsea, Napoli, Inter Milan, and Valencia. He has an impressive track record, winning prestigious titles including the Champions League, LaLiga twice, the Europa League, UEFA Cup, Club World Cup, FA Cup, and Coppa Italia. Celta's statement describes him as one of the most successful coaches in the history of Spain, having led world-class teams in the top European leagues.
"(In) our Centenary season, an unforgettable event for Celta's fans, (we will have) a formidable leader on the bench."
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Benitez, 63, has been out of management since he was sacked by Everton in January last year
"The newly appointed coach brings with him a wealth of experience, making him a formidable force on the sidelines."
"He will be taking over the reins from Carlos Carvalhal, who departed after narrowly steering the team clear of relegation in the previous season."
