After a 48-year career in football management, Roy Hodgson has officially announced his departure from his boyhood club Crystal Palace. Despite his mixed results managing Liverpool and England, his work at Fulham, West Brom, and Palace have enabled him to end his career on a high note. Despite a short-lived tenure with Watford, Hodgson’s impact on English clubs was undeniable, ending a career that began in Sweden before returning to his home country. His long career has come to an end with his beloved club, and he has no intentions of taking any further roles. Until the end, Hodgson’s passion for the game remained evident, and he will retire as a figure who has left a notable impact on English football.
Roy Hodgson departs Crystal Palace after 4 years: ‘Time for manager to retire the tracksuit after a challenging season’
