Stoke appoint Mark Robins as third manager of season on contract to 2028

Robins was sacked by Coventry in November

NEW MANAGER: Mark Robins has been appointed as Stoke’s manager on a three-and-a-half-year contract.

Mark Robins has been appointed as Stoke’s manager on a three-and-a-half-year contract. The 55-year-old was sacked in November by Coventry and will watch Stoke’s game at Burnley on Wednesday from the stands before being in the dugout for the first time at home to Plymouth on Saturday.

Robins spent just over seven and a half years at Coventry and oversaw two promotions to reach the Championship. His team lost the 2022-23 Championship playoff final on penalties to Luton and were beaten in a shootout by Manchester United in last season’s FA Cup semi-finals.