Dwight Yorke has left Macarthur just 13 matches into a two-year contract with the Australian side.
Yorke was appointed as the boss of the A-League side in May 2022, returning to the league he played in for Sydney FC back in 2005/06. The 51-year-old won five, drew two and lost six of his league games with The Bulls before agreeing to step aside after a 1-0 defeat by Adelaide United.
The former Manchester United striker held a meeting with Macarthur chairman Gino Marra on Saturday where it was agreed that he and assistant Russell Latapy would leave. Macarthur's statement said Yorke would like “to pursue other opportunities”, with a move to take charge of Sydney rumoured.
