Feyenoord Sack Arne Slot’s Successor as Brian Priske Faces the AxeArne Slot’s managerial journey has been nothing short of remarkable since taking the reins at Liverpool. The Dutchman, once a

Feyenoord has agreed to part ways with manager Brian Priske through a mutual agreement, the club announced Monday.

Feyenoord have parted ways with manager Brian Priske, the Dutch club said on Monday, with the side fifth in the Eredivisie standings despite a win at the weekend, and with a Champions League tie with AC Milan two days away.

Feyenoord have sacked head coach Brian Priske following a poor run of results.Priske took the reins at De Kuip last summer following Arne Slot's departure to Liverpool and secured their place in the

Feyenoord head coach Brian Priske has parted ways with the Dutch outfit on Monday by mutual agreement with the club citing "inconsistent results and a lack of chemistry as the main reasons" for his exit.

A run of inconsistent results across all competitions have seen Feyenoord part ways with Brian Priske after just 33 games in charge.

Champions League playoff side Feyenoord have sacked Brian Priske and blamed a "lack of chemistry" eight months after Arne Slot left for Liverpool.

The club cites the inconsistent results and a lack of chemistry as the main reasons. Alongside Priske, assistant coaches Lukas Babalola Andersson and Björn Hamberg will also be leaving Feyenoord immediately. Feyenoord expects to announce an interim trainer and backroom staff tomorrow.

Feyenoord have sacked their manager, Brian Priske, after just seven months, blaming inconsistent results and a “lack of chemistry” with senior club staff. The 47-year-old Dane was appointed in July as the successor to Arne Slot after the latter moved to English Premier League club Liverpool.

Dutch club Feyenoord has appointed former player Pascal Bosschaart as interim coach ahead of a Champions League playoff against AC Milan.