Former Birmingham City manager Gary Rowett has returned to the club on a short-term basis.
Former Birmingham City manager Gary Rowett has returned to the club on an interim basis. The current boss, Tony Mowbray, has been away since mid-February while he receives medical treatment for an unnamed illness. Birmingham confirmed Mowbray will take a formal medical leave of absence until the start of the 2024-25 pre-season. Rowett was in charge at St Andrews between 2014 and 2016, and has been out of work since leaving Millwall in October.
They are next in action on Friday March 29 against QPR, who sit just one point above Birmingham. In a club statement, Birmingham noted how Mowbray played a role in identifying Rowett as the appropriate candidate to lead the team for the rest of the season. Assistant manager Mark Venus will also take a leave of absence with immediate effect before returning at the same time as Mowbray.
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