Genk have parted company with Danish coach Jess Thorup, ending his spell at the Belgian club after only 12 matches in charge.
The decision marks a swift end to Thorup’s time at the Limburg side, leaving the club to look for a new head coach.
Thorup’s dismissal is the latest managerial change in Belgian football, and Genk will now turn their attention to finding a replacement.
Source: politiken.dk
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