Swansea City have sacked manager Bob Bradley, less than three months after hiring the American.
He is their second manager to be sacked this season, with the Welsh club having terminated Francesco Guidolin in October. Bradley was expected to turn the Swans' season around, but the rot could not be stopped, and he could only manage a measly eight points from his 11 games in charge.
Swansea City can confirm that the club has parted company with manager Bob Bradley. Full story to follow. pic.twitter.com/jMJ8wkUvgh
The club made the announcement via Twitter, with a post reading: "Swansea City can confirm that the club has parted company with manager Bob Bradley. Full story to follow."
Jurgen Klinsmann,Ryan Giggs and Chris Coleman are thought to be in the running for the hot-seat, while the recently sacked Alan Pardew is among the names the bookies have down to take over.
Bradley is the third manager to get sacked this season, and incidentally, the same club have sacked two of them. Sadly, they just missed out on Sam Allardyce, who has replaced Pardew at Crystal Palace.