Southampton Sack Relegate Ivan Juric after 107 days as a manager | Southampton

Southampton fired Ivan Juric after 107 days in office, with the club at risk of recording the counting of the lowest points in the history of the Premier League. The saints were relegated Sunday After the defeat at Tottenham.

Juric replaced Russell Martin In December But he was unable to model a lifting in the results, with the 49 -year -old who won a single championship match, in Ipswich in February. The saints have lost seven of the last eight top games.

Southampton has 10 points after two championship wins and require two points from the remaining seven games for Eclipse Derby’s Record-Low Rack of 11 points in 2007-08.

In a declaration that confirms Juric’s dismissal, the club said: “Ivan came to Southampton In a difficult moment and he was commissioned to try to improve a team in a difficult situation. Unfortunately, we did not see performances progress in the way we had hoped, but we would like to thank Ivan and his staff for their honesty and hard work while fighting against the probability to try to keep us like that. “

Southampton said that Simon Rusk, who was on charges between the intermediates between Russell Martin’s dismissal and Juric’s first game, a defeat of Santo Stefano by West Ham, would take the reins for the rest of the season. Adam Lallana, the 36 -year -old who made five league departures since he returned to the club last summer, will assist him.

Juric had spoken of Johannes Spors, who entered the technical director in February to replace Jason Wilcox, but the couple quickly separated. Danny Röhl of Sheffield Wednesday, who knows the dirt of RB Leipzig, although the couple has not worked directly together, it is believed that he is a prominent candidate and Liam Rossenior has support after his impressive work at the Ligue 1 Strasbourg.

Southampton collected only four points in the 14 games of Juric’s Premier League, giving him the lower average of points for the game of any manager to take charge of at least 10 competing matches. The Croatian was fired from Rome in November after 12 games.

After Southampton’s relegation was confirmed, Juric told his team that he wanted to avoid unwanted history. He said: “I don’t want to be the worst team in the history of the Premier League. This is our goal”.