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Taking over from Xisco midway through the first half of the season, Claudio Ranieri has had a tough time trying to turn things around at Watford. Their most recent result was a 2-1 loss away to Brentford FC,

Watford boss Claudio Ranieri says he isn’t surprised by Emmanuel Dennis’ sparkling form so far this season. The Nigerian forward has been a star performer for the Hornets and goes into Saturday’s match against Manchester City having scored four goals in his last five games.

Claudio Ranieri, coming up to his 70th birthday, reckons age is no barrier to him working another Premier League wonder – this time at Watford.

As manager Claudio Ranieri waits to have his first game in charge of Watford, the Hornets’ new boss spoke to the Italian media today about his new move to England. Interviewed by Radio Anch’io Sport from Rai,

Claudio Ranieri is back in the Premier League after being hired as Watford’s new manager on Monday. Former Chelsea boss Ranieri, who led Leicester to the Premier League title in 2016, agreed a two-year contract with the Hornets to replace the sacked Xisco Munoz.

Watford have brought in former Premier League winning manager with Leicester City, Claudio Ranieri, to help steady the ship after a torrid start to their promotion campaign.

Claudio Ranieri is back in charge of a Premier League team after being appointed as Watford manager. The Hornets announced the former Chelsea and Leicester boss has signed a two-year contract at Vicarage Road.

Claudio Ranieri is taking his turn on the Watford managerial carousel as the popular Italian embarks on a fourth spell in the Premier League.

According to the BBC, Watford are in talks with former Leicester City boss Claudio Ranieri over the possibility of him replacing Xisco Munoz as their head coach. The Spaniard was sacked following the club’s loss to Leeds United,

Genarro Gattuso is leaving Fiorentina (likely for Tottenham Hotspur) and will join Sergio Santarini and Vincenzo Guerini as the only undefeated managers in club history. The Viola are scrambling to dig themselves out of the hole they scooped themselves into,