Scott Parker was sacked on Wednesday morning after Club Brugge’s 5-1 thrashing by Benfica in the Champions League, ending a 67-day tenure.’
The former Fulham and Bournemouth manager entered the second leg against Benfica on the brink of being fired, and a brutal 5-1 loss (7-1 on aggregate) proved to be the final straw for as his ill-fated tenure was brought to an end.
Club Brugge’s official statement announcing the decision was short and somewhat bitter, much like Parker’s spell in Belgium, as it laid out the simple reasoning for his exit.
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“Scott Parker is no longer head coach of Club Brugge,” the club wrote.
“Parker (42) was announced as the new head coach of Club Brugge on December 31 last year.
The English ex-international previously worked for Fulham and Bournemouth and replaced Carl Hoefkens at Club.
In 12 games, the Briton could only win 2 times.”
It’s unclear whether Parker will take a hiatus from coaching after his latest setback or try to take on a new challenge elsewhere.
