Changes are coming at Hull City as the Tigers teeter on the verge of relegation in England’s second flight.
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Manager Leonid Slutsky and Hull City reached a mutual agreement on Sunday to terminate the Russian’s contract with the club after just six months in charge at the KCOM Stadium.
📑 | The Club can confirm that it has parted company with Head Coach Leonid Slutsky by mutual consent ➡️ https://t.co/N9V09ihlwq pic.twitter.com/HnaEMyVbsI
— Hull City (@HullCity) December 3, 2017
Hull currently sits 20th in the English Championship through 20 matches, with the Tigers having won just four fixtures to start the 2017/18 campaign.
Slutsky previously served as manager at CSKA Moscow and the Russian national team, holding both positions simultaneously from 2015 to 2016.
The former goalkeeper coached at CSKA for a total of seven seasons, including in 2009, when he helped the club reached the UEFA Champions League knockout phase for the first time in the Russian side’s history.
