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Harry Redknapp is in his second spell as manager of Birmingham City in the Championship, tasked with rebuilding the club after a turbulent period. The 77-year-old brings vast experience from a career spanning decades in English football, overseeing numerous clubs across the top two tiers.
Redknapp began his managerial career at Bournemouth before moving to West Ham, where he built a reputation for developing young talent and playing attacking football. He enjoyed considerable success at Portsmouth, guiding them to FA Cup glory in 2008, and later managed Southampton, Tottenham and Queens Park Rangers. His playing days were spent in the lower divisions as a midfielder and winger, but it is his management record that defines his legacy: a proven ability to stabilise clubs and compete at the highest level, though silverware beyond that Portsmouth cup remains elusive at elite clubs.
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