Cremonese fires Davide Nicola

Cremonese have made a change of manager : Marco Giampaolo has replaced former Rossoblu manager Davide Nicola, who was dismissed.

Cremonese – reads a statement – announces that it has relieved Mr. Davide Nicola of his duties as coach of the first team. The club wishes to thank the coach and his staff for their professionalism, commitment, and dedication in their daily work since their arrival in Cremona.

(Unioneonline)

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