Struggling Schalke part company with coach Wagner | Malay Mail

Schalke coach David Wagner has been replaced after his team went win-less in 18 consecutive games. — Reuters pic

BERLIN, Sept 27 — Schalke 04 have sacked head coach David Wagner following their poor start to the 2020-21 campaign, the German Bundesliga outfit said in a statementThe club were thrashed 8-0 by champions Bayern Munich in their season opener last weekend and suffered a 3-1 defeat by Werder Bremen on Saturday.

“FC Schalke 04 have relieved David #Wagner of his duties with immediate effect,” Schalke said in a tweet.The 48-year-old Wagner joined Schalke in 2019 and in the first half of last season lived up to fans’ expectations, with the club in Champions League contention, seven points off the top and with only three defeats in 17 games., eight points above the relegation playoff spot.Related Articles

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