#managerial-change

#managerial-change

The unforeseen and tragic passing of Diogo Jota has robbed us of another key contributor up top over the last 4 seasons. A whirlwind of change We have gone from Jurgen Klopp overseeing the aforementioned groups above, to having Arne Slot work in his own attacking setup following some big money arrivals. Darwin Nunez and Luis Diaz were key contributors at various points during their Reds career, with Darwin fading at the end while Lucho's best season would be his last with the club.

Bayer Leverkusen have sacked head coach Erik ten Hag after just three matches in charge. Ten Hag replaced Xabi Alonso as head coach in May and signed a two-year-contract. But Ten Hag's stay at Leverkusen has been brief after a poor start to the 2025-26 season. Leverkusen lost their season opener against TSG Hoffenheim at home and then drew 3-3 with Werder Bremen at the weekend. They won their DFB-Pokal first round tie against fourth-tier SG Sonnenhof but since that match on Aug. 15, ex- Manchester United manager Ten Hag's tenure turned sour at the 2024 Bundesliga champions.

Bayer 04 Leverkusen has parted ways with head coach Erik ten Hag with immediate effect.Training will be taken over by the assistant coaching staff for the time being. pic.twitter.com/aKrEtySB46- Bayer 04 Leverkusen (@bayer04_en) September 1, 2025

Miquel was appointed ahead of the 2024-25 season and guided Leicester to a 10th-place finish in the Women's Super League. Despite leading the Foxes to their best finish to date - earning 20 points from 22 matches and finishing 10 points ahead of relegated Crystal Palace, Leicester opted to make a change in leadership, electing for a new direction as they prepare for the upcoming season.

Shelbourne has announced the departure of manager Damien Duff, acknowledging the managerial shift's significant influence on the team's upcoming performance and dynamics.

"Ange Postecoglou has been relieved of his duties, following a review of performances and significant reflection. We are extremely grateful for his commitment and contribution during his two years at the club."

After the Dodgers moved back into first place of the National League West with the best record in baseball, aided by the Rockies defeating the Padres, manager Dave Roberts voiced his disappointment with Black being deemed responsible for the team's shortcomings, per Bob Nightengale of USA Today: "I don't think [Hall of Fame manager] Casey Stengel could change the outcome of that ballclub," said Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts, who was on Black's coaching staff in San Diego, and one of his closest friends. "That's not the manager's fault. Obviously, they felt they needed a change in voice or direction, but for me, there's not many people that are better than Buddy Black. It's very disappointing. It's not his fault."

Derek has that ability and experience; what we need is a period of stability to rebuild our team, making him a no-brainer for the job.