The Watford, which militates at the Championship (Second English Division), announced on Tuesday the hiring of the Uruguayan coach Paulo Pezzolano with the aim of achieving promotion to the Premier League from next season.
The 'Hornets' fired Tom Cleverley Past Tuesday And they have had fifteen coaches, among them Quique Sánchez Flores, Javi Gracia, Marco Silva, Xisco Muñoz and Claudio Ranieri, In the last ten years.
Pezzolano He began his career as coach at the Uruguayan Torque City, in which he achieved promotion and championship. From there he went to Liverpool, also from Uruguay, to which he gave his first title.
He also trained the Mexican Pachuca and the Brazilian Cruzeiro, with whom he promoted to the First Division and forged a relationship with Ronaldo Nazário, which then took Real Valladolid, which he also amounted to the First Division in Spain. His last work was in the Spanish club, which he was fired on December 1.
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As a player, Pezolano passed through Uruguay, Brazil, Spain, China and Mexico.
The Watford ended the season in a disappointing fourteenth position, nine points from the classification to the Playoff ascent to the Premier League.
