Queens Park Rangers has put their manager, Marti Cifuentes, on gardening leave shortly before their last Championship match of the season. This decision follows a disappointing 5-0 loss to Burnley, which left QPR placed 15th in the table. Assistant coaches Kevin Betsy and Xavi Calm will temporarily lead the team. CEO Christian Nourry acknowledged disappointment but stressed the need for alignment moving forward. Cifuentes, having joined from Hammarby, managed an improvement but faced speculation about his future amid an inconsistent season and potential interest from other clubs.
Queens Park Rangers' management placed Marti Cifuentes on gardening leave just prior to the final match, indicating organizational shifts amid a disappointing season.
Christian Nourry, QPR's CEO, expressed disappointment over Cifuentes's departure but affirmed the need for alignment between the manager and club for future success.
Cifuentes acknowledged the importance of being wanted by the club, suggesting his possible departure stems from alignment issues amidst an inconsistent season.
Following a tough season where QPR finished 15th, with a particularly heavy defeat last weekend, the team is set for changes as they prepare for next steps.
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