Al-Qadsiyah’s manager, Robbie Fowler, a former striker for Liverpool, was fired despite leading his team to the Saudi second division championship.
This information was provided by sportscaster Ben Jacobs on X (previously Twitter). With only three goals allowed thus far this season, the team in question boasts the league’s best defense and has had an unblemished season (six wins and two draws).
After four months, Robbie Fowler was fired by Al-Qadsiyah, a Saudi second-tier team, despite staying unbeaten in the league.
Michel, a former Sevilla and Marseille manager, has replaced Fowler.
️ “The club appreciates the coach’s professionalism and efforts.” Twitter: pKq8lSdenO
According to Ben Jacobs (@JacobsBen), on October 27, 2023,
The Scouser has held a few coaching gigs since 2011. Before taking over at East Bengal and Brisbane Roar and finally relocating to the Middle East, he most famously served as manager and player for Muangthong United.
Many football fans worldwide will undoubtedly be confused by this decision and wonder how in the world the club’s decision-makers could have reached such a determination.
The league season is reportedly off to an incredibly great start, which begs the question of if there was a significant breakdown in the relationship between the bosses at Al-Qadsiyah and Fowler.
It seems that a fantastic coach has departed the Saudi second division for any reason.
