Former Bristol City defender Liam Rosenior has emerged as the favourite to take over at Championship rivals Hull City, a month after he left Derby County following his short stint as interim manager.
Rosenior started the season in charge of the Rams, having stepped up from the position of assistant head coach, but made way in September with Paul Warne appointed as Wayne Rooney’s long-term successor on a four-year contract.
The 38-year-old had been offered a new position at Pride Park but elected to leave and he looks set to make a quick return to management with the Sun’s Alan Nixon reporting that the Tigers hope to agree terms this week. Rosenior has been the bookmakers' favourite for several days now with his current odds at 4/7.
