Dundee United part ways with manager Csaba Laszlo
It comes after a 5-1 defeat to Ross County at Tannadice on Saturday.
Last updated 1st Oct 2018
Dundee United have parted company with manager Csaba Laszlo in the wake of Saturday's crushing 5-1 home defeat to Ross County.
In a statement the Scottish Championship club said the Hungarian, who was appointed as manager in November 2017, had “mutually agreed” to leave Tannadice.
Laszlo's assistant Laurie Ellis has been put in temporary charge.
Chairman Mike Martin said in a statement: “I would like to thank Csaba for the considerable commitment he showed during his time at Dundee United and for his contribution to improving the underpinning football structure at the club.”
United finished third in Laszlo's first season at the helm, 13 points behind champions St Mirren, and were subsequently beaten by Livingston in the play-offs.