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| Neil Redfearn takes charge at Rotherham |
ROTHERHAM have named former Leeds boss Neil Redfearn as the replacement of Steve Evans.
Redfearn, who has been out of work since leaving Elland Road in the summer, has penned a two-and-a-half year deal with the Championship club.
The 50-year-old beat off competition from more than 50 applicants, with his first game in charge at Brentford next weekend.
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| Steve Evans was sacked as Rotherham manager last week |
Redfearn arrives at the New York Stadium with the club sitting 21st in the standings after Evans was surprisingly sacked last week.
A Millers statement read: "Rotherham United are delighted to announce the appointment of Neil Redfearn as the club's first team manager.
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| Neil Redfearn was caretaker manager at Leeds four times before being offered the job permanently |
"The former Leeds United boss has penned an agreement until the end of the 2017-2018 season, and he will be officially unveiled at a press conference on Monday afternoon.
"Redfearn came out on top after a meticulous selection process where he impressed chairman Tony Stewart and the board of directors with his vision for the future of the club."
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