Cardiff have sacked supervisor Erol Bulut after their dismal begin to the Championship season.
Cardiff have picked up only one level from their six leagues video games to date this season, having scored just one aim and conceded 13.
Saturday’s 2-0 residence defeat to Leeds left the Bluebirds rooted to the foot of the desk
A Cardiff assertion mentioned: “Cardiff City Football Club can confirm first team manager Erol Bulut has been relieved of his duties and will leave the Club with immediate effect.
“The Board of Administrators want to thank Erol for all of his onerous work and need him properly for the longer term.”
Cardiff have additionally confirmed first staff coach Nikolaos Karydas will depart the membership, whereas Omer Riza will take cost on an interim foundation.
Bulut was appointed by the Bluebirds in June 2023 and led them to a Twelfth-placed end final season, incomes him a two-year contract extension in the summertime.
What Bulut mentioned after Cardiff’s defeat to Leeds…
Cardiff’s Erol Bulut:
“For him it will not be something new I don’t think,” Bulut mentioned of proprietor Vincent Tan’s document of firing managers, earlier than including: “Why do I have to worry about that? Because he is the owner.
“After all, he needs outcomes and that the membership is getting in a greater place.
“I am sure we will have a meeting. (If) it comes like this (being sacked), I have to accept it. If the club takes this decision, they have to make this decision. I have to take it how it comes.
“What can I modify when the board say we’re not collectively any extra? However I put together myself for the coaching on Monday and I’ll put together the staff for the subsequent recreation.
“We cannot say everything is wrong. The results are important and some things have to change. We can change it. When we see the first six games, this team, the way that we played deserves the position that we are.”
Cardiff’s subsequent 5 Championship fixtures…
- Saturday September 28: Hull Metropolis (A) – kick off 3pm
- Tuesday October 1: Millwall (H) – kick off 7.45pm (reside on Sky Sports activities+)
- Sunday October 6: Bristol Metropolis (A) – kick off 3pm
- Saturday October 19: Plymouth (H) – kick off 12.30pm (reside on Sky Sports activities+)
- Tuesday October 22: Portsmouth (H) – kick off 7.45pm (reside on Sky Sports activities+)
