(Reuters) - Valencia have parted ways with manager Gennaro Gattuso by 'mutual agreement' just over seven months after his appointment, the lowly LaLiga club announced on Monday.
FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Spanish Super Cup - Semi Final - Valencia v Real Madrid - King Fahd Stadium, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia - January 11, 2023 Valencia coach Gennaro Gattuso before the match REUTERS/Ahmed Yosri
Valencia said that after a long meeting between Gattuso and club officials they agreed to end the manager's contract. The 45-year-old Gattuso, formerly a combative midfielder with AC Milan and Italy, has also managed Milan and Napoli, leaving the Naples club at the end of the 2020-21 season. Gattuso joined a Valencia side in turmoil as fans demanded investment from owner Peter Lim, who bought the club in 2014.
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