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Leeds United have sacked their American manager Jesse Marsch with the team languishing 17th in the table, one place above the relegation zone, the Premier ...

Register for free to Reuters and know the full story The 49-year-old Marsch had a total of 11 victories in his 37 matches in charge and his side last won a league match on Nov. "We would like to thank Jesse and his backroom staff for their efforts and wish them well for the future," Leeds said in a

Soccer Football - Premier League - Nottingham Forest v Leeds United - The City Ground,. CARL RECINEREUTERS. Leeds United have sacked head coach Jesse Marsch, ...

It is my responsibility and I understand their frustration and I accept it, I have to find a way to turn a lot of the good things that are happening into results or we find ourselves in a stressful situation. “I understand the frustration and doubts, internally we have belief here, we do. “That is the last step for the potential of where we need to be at. The players are all in, they have given everything they have, we are young and we are trying to put it all together, but I have to find a way right now that come Wednesday we are ready for a big result. “It’s difficult to have the right words for the team on exactly what is needed right now because the emotion is too much, it is a big week, it is a huge week. “I take full responsibility, I have to find a way of turning good performances more into winning because that’s exactly where we are and have been for a little while,” Marsch said after the defeat to Forest.

The most famous American manager in European soccer now faces an uncertain future. So do Brenden Aaronson, Tyler Adams and Weston McKennie.

[Cone said last month](https://www.inquirer.com/soccer/usmnt-earnie-stewart-brian-mcbride-reyna-scandal-20230126.html) that she’d like to have the new sporting director in place before the women’s World Cup kicks off in late July. The second hurdle is U.S. But freeing Marsch from the relegation threat would give him a freedom he’s never had to plan and build toward 2026. [He replaced Marcelo Bielsa](https://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/sport/football/leeds-united/leeds-uniteds-jesse-marsch-replacement-plan-in-action-as-pair-make-elland-road-future-decision-4016263), who brought Leeds back to the Premier League after nearly two decades in England’s lower leagues -- and whose shadow hung over Marsch’s tenure because of it. Leeds also won at perennial power Liverpool for the first time [since 2001](https://www.transfermarkt.us/leeds-united/bilanzdetail/verein/399/wettbewerb_id//gegner_id/31/saison_id//heim_gast//datum_von/-/datum_bis/-/day/0/land_id/0). men’s national team during Bob Bradley’s last year and a half in charge, including at the 2010 World Cup. If he wants the job -- and there’s men’s national team job](https://www.inquirer.com/soccer/usmnt-alejandro-zendejas-anthony-hudson-20230130.html), but this firing could turn public perception against him. There were also two Austrian league titles and two Austrian Cups, fueled by the wealth of the Red Bull conglomerate that made Salzburg’s Austria’s richest team. Nor does it help that this is the second straight job where Marsch has had a forced departure. “We would like to thank Jesse and his backroom staff for their efforts and wish them well for the future.” But Marsch’s team has gone three months without a win in the Premier League.