Chris Wilder is back at his beloved Sheffield United for a third time as manager, three months after he was sacked to make way for Ruben Selles.
Wilder replaces Selles who was axed on Sunday following the Blades' 5-0 thrashing at Ipswich, which left them bottom of the Championship with no points.
Wilder, who turns 58 next Tuesday, was sacked by United's American owners, COH Sports, after they lost to Sunderland in the Championship play-off at Wembley.
COH Sports have re-appointed Wilder on a contract until 2027 after Selles' disastrous spell as the former Southampton, Reading and Hull boss lost all six of his matches in charge.