(Reuters) - Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuettl has agreed a new four-year contract to stay with the club until 2024, multiple British media outlets have reported.
Southampton, who appointed Hasenhuettl on a 2-1/2-year contract in December 2018 after firing Mark Hughes, are expected to confirm the extension later on Tuesday, Sky Sports said.
The club were 14th in the Premier League with nine games remaining when the COVID-19 pandemic halted the campaign. Premier League clubs have returned to training following the disruption due to the novel coronavirus outbreak and the season is set to resume on June 17.
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