Red Bull Salzburg manager Marco Rose has extended his contract with the Austrian Bundesliga champions.
The 41-year-old, who guided the club to a fifth consecutive league title in the 2017-18 season, has signed a new deal that runs until May 2020.
In addition to winning the league, Rose also oversaw a stirring Europa League campaign last season, which ultimately saw them beaten in the semi-finals by Marseille.
Rose told the club's official website: "I am pleased that we have now brought the good talks to a positive conclusion.
"I love to be in Salzburg because I feel comfortable here and can fully identify with the club's desire to play football successfully with young players."
OFFIZIELL: Marco bleibt auch in der kommenden Saison unser Trainer und verlängert bis 2020! Details: // Marco Rose extends contract until 2020! May 28, 2018
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