Parma coach Roberto D’Aversa said he will ‘sit down to discuss’ his future with the Gialloblu ‘at the end of the championship’.
The 45-year-old returned to the Stadio Tardini after Fabio Liverani was sacked in January, but has not manged to turn things around at Parma.
The Crociati are on a run of five consecutive games without a win, since the 2-0 triumph against Roma on March 14.
Parma coach Roberto D’Aversa said he will ‘sit down to discuss’ his future with the Gialloblu ‘at the end of the championship’.
The 45-year-old returned to the Stadio Tardini after Fabio Liverani was sacked in January, but has not manged to turn things around at Parma.
The Crociati are on a run of five consecutive games without a win, since the 2-0 triumph against Roma on March 14.
With the Ducali 11 points behind safety in Serie A, D’Aversa said his own future ‘doesn’t matter’ ahead of the game against bottom-placed Crotone.
“It’s tomorrow at 18.00 [17.00 UK time] against Crotone,” D’Aversa said at a press conference. “The rest doesn’t matter.
“Regardless of the durations of the contracts, we must continue with the same thought.
“Last year, I also had a contract, and I was told that I would most likely not be the coach.
“Today, my future is tomorrow, then the next game. At the end of the championship, we will sit down to discuss, just like every year.”