BFC part ways with head coach Simon Grayson amid a poor season
Amid a modest ISL 2023-24 season, Bengaluru FC on Saturday decided to part ways with head coach Simon Grayson and assistant coach Neil McDonald. Former India player Renedy Singh will be in-charge of the team till the appointment of a new head coach.
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Amid a modest ISL 2023-24 season, Bengaluru FC on Saturday decided to part ways with head coach Simon Grayson and assistant coach Neil McDonald.
Former India player Renedy Singh will be in-charge of the team till the appointment of a new head coach.
The club and the coaching staff decided to go apart after a heavy 0-4 home defeat against Mumbai FC in their last match on Friday.
Under Grayson, who took charge ahead of the 2022-2023 season, BFC had finished runners-up in last season’s ISL and the Super Cup, besides winning the Durand Cup.
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However, BFC are currently placed in ninth slot in the ISL table with a solitary win, four loses and as many draws from nine matches.