Quique Sánchez Flores will leave Sevilla FC at the end of the season

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By: Manu Tournoux

Sevilla FC: a favorite emerges to be the new coach

Sevilla FC makes a new start. A few hours after the end of Jesus Navas’ adventure with the Nervionenses was made official, it is the turn of Quique Sánchez Flores to follow suit. This Saturday, the current 12th in Liga indicated that the 59-year-old technician will not be reinforced in his duties next season. A decision which was taken by “mutual agreement” between the two parties as specified by the Andalusian team via a press release.

“Sevilla FC and Quique Sánchez Flores have mutually agreed to terminate the Madrid coach’s contract as head coach of Sevilla FC on June 30. Sánchez Flores arrived at the club last December, taking charge of a total of 23 matches, 20 in LALIGA EA SPORTS and three in Copa del Rey, and he still has the league finals against Athletic Club and FC Barcelona ahead of him », we can read in the club press release. Arriving in December following the sidelining of Diego Alonso, Quique Sánchez Flores will therefore live his last moments on the Sevillian bench.

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