David Moyes has been named Sunderland boss on a four-year deal.
The past Everton and Manchester United boss, 53, expect duty at the Stadium of Light after Sam Allardyce left to control English senior men in England as a coach.
“I have recognized control over a foremost English club, with an unprecedented sponsorship, and I’m anticipating working in the Premier League yet again,” said Moyes.
The Scot has been out of work coming to fruition to being sacked by Spanish club Real Sociedad in November.
Allardyce was confirmed as Roy Hodgson’s successor with English team on Friday.
Sunderland manager Ellis Short said Moyes was “by a wide edge and away first choice” to take control of the Black Cats and that he had attempted to pick him a few times some time beginning late.
“He is a man whose football family addresses itself with no issue and is some person I have resulting to a long time back regarded,” said Short.
“I have visited with him on various occasions and I have dependably been colossally awed.
“He was my essential real place for the last five techniques, however his yearning to regard existing contracts reasoned we were not set up to go on him to Sunderland previously. To have the capacity to finally welcome him as our boss is sublime news for the club.”
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