Steve McClaren has been appointed FC Twente coach for a second time. McClaren quickly emerged as the favourite to succeed Co Adriaanse, who was sacked on Tuesday by the Enschede club, and the appointment was confirmed this afternoon. The former England manager led Twente to their first ever Eredivisie title in his second season before leaving to take charge of Bundesliga side Wolfsburg in May 2010. The 50-year-old was sacked less than a year later and his most recent post was at Nottingham Forest, who appointed him last June on a three-year deal. However, McClaren resigned in October with Forest just one point and one place above the Championship relegation zone. A statement on the club's website read: "McClaren will return to FC Twente in the position of coach/manager of technical affairs. The Enschede club and McClaren have agreed on a contract for two-and-a-half seasons. McClaren succeeds Co Adriaanse."
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