Scott Parker departs Burnley after Premier League relegation
Scott Parker has left his role as Burnley head coach by mutual consent after the club's relegation from the Premier League. Burnley confirmed that both parties agreed it was time to part ways following a challenging season. Parker had previously led the team to promotion and enjoyed a successful stint in the Championship. His assistant, Mike Jackson, will take charge for the remaining matches as the club seeks a new permanent head coach.
Match highlights
- Scott Parker and Burnley mutually agreed to end his tenure after one season back in the Premier League.
- Burnley’s relegation was confirmed on April 22 after a 1-0 home defeat by Manchester City.
- Parker guided Burnley to promotion in the 2024/25 season with a 31-match unbeaten run and 30 clean sheets.
- Burnley conceded 68 goals in 34 league matches this season and were eliminated from both the FA Cup and League Cup by third-tier teams.
- Mike Jackson will manage the team for the final four Premier League fixtures, starting with Friday’s match at Leeds United.
