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Arsenal legend Patrick Vieira sacked by Genoa after less than a year in charge of Serie A club

By uk-times.com1 November 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Patrick Vieira has been sacked by Genoa after less than a year in charge.

The Arsenal legend leaves the Italian club bottom of Serie A and still without a win this season.

The Frenchman, 49, took over at Genoa on November 20 last year and guided them to a 13th-place finish in his first campaign.

But a disastrous start to this season has seen the former Premier League and World Cup winner dismissed after just 37 games in charge.

Vieira’s final match came on Wednesday night when Genoa lost 2-0 at home to Jamie Vardy’s Cremonese, leaving them rooted to the foot of the table.

In a statement, Genoa said: ‘Genoa CFC announces that Patrick Vieira is no longer the coach of the First Team.

Arsenal legend Patrick Vieira has been sacked by Serie A side Genoa after less than a year in charge

The Frenchman, 49, took over at Genoa on November 20 last year and guided them to a 13th-place finish in his first campaign

The Frenchman, 49, took over at Genoa on November 20 last year and guided them to a 13th-place finish in his first campaign

‘The club wishes to thank the coach and his staff for the seriousness and professionalism demonstrated throughout their work and extends its best wishes for the continuation of their professional careers.

‘The technical guidance of the First Team has been temporarily entrusted to Mr. Roberto Murgita, assisted by Mr. Domenico Criscito.’

More to follow.  

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