Millwall FC have parted ways with manager Neil Harris following a lackluster start to the new season. The decision comes after a string of underwhelming performances left the club languishing in the bottom half of the Championship table. Harris, a former player and club legend, took charge of the Lions in 2015 and oversaw their promotion to the Championship in 2017, but recent results have fallen short of expectations.
In a statement, the club expressed gratitude for Harris’s contributions but acknowledged the need for change to revitalize their campaign. “Neil has been an integral part of Millwall’s identity for many years. However, we believe that now is the right time for a fresh approach to take the club forward.”
Harris leaves behind a legacy of resilience and strong leadership, but with Millwall currently struggling to find form, attention has swiftly turned to who might succeed him. Several names have already emerged as potential candidates for the vacant position. Among them are experienced Championship managers, as well as younger coaches looking for a step up.
The Millwall board is reportedly keen to make an appointment quickly, with hopes of turning their season around and stabilizing the team. Fans will be eager to see who takes over at The Den as the search for Harris’s replacement gathers momentum.
The club will be hoping for a manager capable of reigniting the squad’s potential and pushing for a strong finish this season. As the hunt continues, supporters are left waiting to see which direction Millwall will take under new leadership.