The former Manchester United and England defender was dismissed just 28 games into what was his first management role.
Gary Neville was sacked by Valencia on this day in 2016 after spending only four months as the Spanish side’s head coach.
That featured 10 wins, seven draws and 11 losses, including a 7-0 thrashing at Barcelona in the Copa del Rey.Neville said in a statement on Los Che’s website: “I would like to thank Valencia, the fans, staff and the players. In LaLiga, Neville did not oversee a victory until his 10th attempt, and there were only three wins in total across 16 league matches.Valencia had been ninth in the table when Neville was appointed as successor to Nuno Espirito Santo at the club, where his brother Phil was already on the coaching staff – their position was 14th when he departed.
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