Carlos Corberan is quitting Huddersfield Town just weeks after leading them to within one game of the Premier League.
The Spaniard is stepping down as Terriers' boss after two seasons in charge, the latter of which he led them to the Championship play-off final only to fall short to Nottingham Forest.
Unlike most splits, this will not be a messy one with the 39-year-old wanting to maintain a good relationship with the club. Corberan is said to harbour a different vision to that of the West Yorkshire club but as mentioned, there is no animosity behind his decision. He holds such an honest relationship with the club that he has decided to step aside and allow another manager to try to lead the Terriers back to the Premier League.
