Bob Bradley has been relieved of his duties as head coach of MLS team Toronto FC, with the Canadian franchise having suffered a torrid start to the season.
The decision to sack the former USMNT manager has come after a 2-1 loss against the New England Revolution, which left the team languishing second from bottom of the Eastern Conference. Only Inter Miami, who are soon to welcome Lionel Messi, of course, have a worse record so far this term.
The 65-year-old was appointed back in November 2021 and will depart with a 14-26-19 record, having finished 13th in the Eastern Conference last term. The loss against Bruce Arena's Revs has sparked Toronto FC's owners to make a change, with the defeat against Bradley's old friend and mentor ultimately consigning his fate.
