Wycombe Wanderers have parted ways with head coach Michael Duff following a winless start to the current League One season. Duff, who was appointed in September of the previous year, led the team close to the play-off positions last season but has struggled to secure a victory in their opening seven matches this term.
The club issued a statement citing the disappointing run of results as the primary reason for the decision. Duff, previously the manager of Cheltenham Town and Huddersfield Town, had overseen an encouraging campaign before the recent downturn in form.
The club’s management will now begin the process of identifying a new head coach as they look to improve their standing in the league.
