KRC Genk have parted company with head coach Jesse Thorup, with a record of 15 wins from 33 matches and a seventh-place finish in the league counting heavily against him.
Those numbers were not enough to satisfy the club. Genk’s stance was that the results and league position do not reflect the standard the Belgian club expects of itself.
The decision ends Thorup’s time in charge at the Cegeka Arena, and the club will now turn to finding his successor.
Source: www.rtbf.be
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