Leeds coach Sam Allardyce will leave the club in the wake of their relegation from the Premier League.
- Allardyce held talks with Leeds
- Will leave after contract expires
- Elland Road relegated from Premier League
WHAT HAPPENED? Allardyce discussed his future with the Elland Road club’s CEO Angus Kinnear, according to The Telegraph, and it has been decided that he will not stay in charge.
THE BIGGER PICTURE: Allardyce, 68, took charge of Leeds on May 3, replacing Javi Gracia at the helm. Leeds were 17th in the table but ended up being relegated after collecting one point from the four matches they played under him.
AND WHAT’S MORE: Leeds will now begin their search for a new manager to help guide the club out of the Championship and back into the English top-flight. They may also need to appoint a new director of football having seen Victor Orta depart during the season. READ MORE
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