Watford have reportedly been in talks with managerial targets ahead of replacing Alessio Dionisi, but the Italian's time may not be up yet.

Watford are not planning to replace manager Alessio Dionisi during the ongoing international break, according to reporter Anthony Joseph. Dionisi was appointed in June 2026, but his position has come under intense scrutiny with the Hornets sitting 20th in the Championship table after taking just 15 points from their opening 15 matches. Although recent reports linked former Romania manager Edward Iordanescu with the Vicarage Road role, the club hierarchy intends to keep Dionisi in charge for now.
The club reportedly wants to give the current coaching staff and an injury-hit squad additional time to settle and improve before returning to action against Sheffield United on November 21. Off the pitch, club owner Gino Pozzo is facing separate legal proceedings in Spain concerning tax fraud allegations, contributing further to growing supporter unrest surrounding the team's ongoing managerial instability.
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