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Sassuolo part with coach Iachini

Serie A club Sassuolo confirmed on Tuesday that coach Giuseppe Iachini was leaving the club after just over six months in charge.

The 54-year-old former Palermo boss took over in late November and helped the club remain in the top flight this season as they finished midtable.

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"The Neroverdi want to express great thanks to Mr. Iachini, who arrived at a time of difficulty for the team and was able to finish the season in the best possible way," the club said in a statement.

Roberto De Zerbi has been named as a possible replacement after leaving relegated Benevento.

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