Paul CookUnfathomable,The organization has granted Paul Cook, the former head coach of Ipswich Town, permission to…

Unfathomable,The organization has granted Paul Cook, the former head coach of Ipswich Town, permission to…

Additionally, in their last four League One games, they have only won one.

The 54-year-old head coach of Ipswich is being fired after just nine months in office, and Mark Ashton, the company’s CEO, acknowledged that no one is currently in line to take his position.

However, a thorough search will shortly begin, and on Monday, more details will be released.

“We would like to thank Paul and his team for their efforts in what has been a difficult transition period for everyone,” Ashton stated in her opening statement.

“I am aware of Paul’s strong desire to be successful at this club. But after talking with the board, we’ve determined that a change is necessary for our long-term interests.

“At this time, Paul’s replacement is not yet confirmed. A thorough search will be conducted to identify the ideal replacement for the club.

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“I will communicate more to the media and our supporters on Monday.”

When Cook agreed to a two-year contract in March, he took Paul Lambert’s place at Portman Road.

Under the former Wigan manager, Ipswich finished ninth in League One last season and are presently ranked eleventh.

After 44 games in all competitions, Cook leaves the Blues with a record of 14 wins, 15 losses, and no points.