Yet another Watford boss has joined the running to replace Slaven Bilic at the London Stadium, this time in the form of Walter Mazzarri, say TalkSPORT.
Mazzarri was in charge of the hornets last season before having his contract terminated come the end of the campaign, and is since to find a job.
However, with West Ham’s Slaven Bilic under pressure following a poor start to the season for West Ham, the ex-Inter Milan boss’ name has now been thrown into the mix as a potential successor to the Croat in East London.
Mazzarri is the second former Watford boss in a couple of days to be rumoured to be in line to takeover Bilic, with the Hornets’ boss for the 2015/16 season, Quique Sanchez Flores, also being linked with the job.
The Italian has also been touted to replace Ronald Koeman at Everton, who himself has had a poor start to the new season with the Toffees currently sitting in 16th place in the Premier League, one place behind West Ham.
