David Moyes will reportedly be appointed the new
coach of Real Sociedad after Sunday’s game with
Atletico Madrid, Eurosports reports via AS.
AS reports there are only minor details to agree and
the Scot is expected to be at Anoeta to see the visit
of the champions.
Talks were finished on Friday and a deal that runs
until 2017 is on the table, although it could be
structured to run until the end of the current
campaign with an optional extension.
Moyes stands to become the best-paid coach in the
history of the club with a salary in the region of €2m
(£1.5m) a year. There won’t be an announcement
before the game against Atletico to ensure focus is
as much as possible on the match.
Moyes is in San Sebastian and should take training
on Monday.
He won’t be assisted by former England defender
Phil Neville, however, as Neville has opted to
continue working in the media.
Instead, Moyes’ will be joined by former Liverpool
and Scotland midfielder Gary McAllister, it has
been suggested. The make-up of Moyes’ back-
room team will be confirmed in due course, AS
add.
La Real are in the market for a new boss after
sacking Jagoba Arrasate following a poor start to
the season, that included elimination from the
Europa League before the group stage.
Moyes, meanwhile, left Manchester United in April,
having previously spent more than a decade in
charge at Everton.
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