Crystal Palace Coach Pierre Säge Expected to Be First Premier League Manager Fired
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Crystal Palace manager Pierre Säge is expected to be the first coach fired in the Premier League after a 3-1 loss to Liverpool dropped the team to last place. Säge, appointed in June, has overseen the league's worst defense. Israeli player Anan Khalaily has lost his starting spot and was recently cut from the national team due to injury.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Crystal Palace manager Pierre Säge is reportedly set to be the first Premier League coach fired this season.
- The team's 3-1 loss to Liverpool dropped them to last place in the league table.
- Säge's team has the worst defense in the league, having conceded 24 goals.
- Israeli player Anan Khalaily has lost his starting position with the club.
- Khalaily was also recently excluded from the Israeli national team due to a knee injury.
Crystal Palace manager Pierre Säge is reportedly set to become the first coaching casualty of the Premier League season. The Athletic reported Sunday that the team's recent 3-1 loss to Liverpool, which left the London club at the bottom of the league table with only two wins after ten matches, has sealed Säge's fate. This marks the first time since December 2017 that the South London team has been in last place at the end of a league round.
Säge, who was appointed in June to replace Oliver Glasner, has not met expectations. His team possesses the league's worst defense, having conceded 24 goals. "I always have confidence in myself, my position is not the most important thing. We need to find an effective solution for the team," Säge stated after the Liverpool match.
Israeli player Anan Khalaily, who started the season as a regular in Palace's lineup, has recently lost his starting position. In the last match, he came on as a substitute in the 87th minute for Oscar Mingueza. Khalaily was also recently excluded from the Israeli national team squad due to a knee injury.
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