Sparta Prague are expected to sack Coach Andrea Stramaccioni imminently after an underwhelming campaign.
Sparta’s 1-1 draw with lowly Brno left them fifth in the Czech League, 14 points behind leaders Viktoria Plzen, and Eurosport reports that was the final straw for the club.
Despite spending big on the likes of Jonathan Biabiany last summer, the Italian’s debut season at the club has been marred by unrest from fans, their curva even hanging a banner that depicted an airplane ticket for him to return to his homeland.
Sparta Prague are expected to sack Coach Andrea Stramaccioni imminently after an underwhelming campaign.
Sparta’s 1-1 draw with lowly Brno left them fifth in the Czech League, 14 points behind leaders Viktoria Plzen, and Eurosport reports that was the final straw for the club.
Despite spending big on the likes of Jonathan Biabiany last summer, the Italian’s debut season at the club has been marred by unrest from fans, their curva even hanging a banner that depicted an airplane ticket for him to return to his homeland.
It marks another disappointing spell in Stramaccioni’s career, with the 42-year-old also flattering to deceive at Inter, Udinese and Panathinaikos.