Villarreal appointed Emery as coach with a three-year contract.
Former Arsenal manager Unai Emery is back in training, with Spanish La Liga club Villarreal confirming his appointment with a three-year contract.
Emery has been “unemployed” since he was sacked as coach at Emirates Stadium in November 2019, after 18 months coaching the north London club.
Emery was recruited by Arsenal as a successor for Arsene Wenger, but the Spaniard had difficulty meeting the public The Gunners.
Villarreal has now won the hunt for Emery’s signature, with the 48-year-old coach choosing to accept new challenges in his homeland.
“Villarreal CF has reached an agreement with Unai Emery for the Basque manager as head coach Yellows over the next three seasons, “the club said on their official website.
“Unai Emery is a highly respected coach with extensive experience in football throughout the world, and has handled top level clubs such as Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal FC. Furthermore, he also knows La Liga perfectly, after two successful years. at Sevilla FC and valencia FC. “
“Emerty started her sports career at Lorca Deportiva, taking them to the Segunda Division. After her first managerial experience, she moved to UD Almeria, which was also promoted. This time, it was to the top flight in Spanish football.”
“In the 2007/08 season, Emery arrived at Valencia FC, the club which was handled for four seasons. On the bench at Mestalla, the Basque coach finished third in La Liga with a total of three occasions, each watching The Che qualify for the Champions League the following season. “
“After a brief period at Spartak Moscow, Emery returned to Spain in 2013 with Sevilla. With the Andalusian club, he made history by winning three successive Europa League titles.”
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“After his success at Sevilla, he moved to Paris Saint-Germain, where he won a trophy, won one Ligue 1, two Coupes de France, two Coupes de la Ligue, and two French Super Cups.”
“In his last role as manager at Arsenal FC, he led the club to become the Europa League runner-up in the 2018/19 season.”
Villarreal ended the 2019/20 season by finishing fifth in La Liga so they will appear in the Europa League next season.
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