‘Worst manager in history of the Premier League’ is sacked again – after 14 games.

After 14 games, the “worst manager in the history of the Premier League” is fired once more.Following just 14 matches, former Crystal Palace manager Frank De Boer was dismissed by UAE club Al-Jazira.

The legendary Dutch footballer was released by Crystal Palace in 2017 following five consecutive Premier League defeats. Following the former Ajax manager’s critique of Jose Mourinho in his capacity as a commentator, the former Manchester United manager referred to him as “the worst manager in the history of the Premier League.”

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Regrettably, De Boer, who is 53 years old, has only provided Mourinho with additional fodder should he again criticize the Roma manager. His recent tenure has been Regrettably, De Boer, who is 53 years old, has only provided Mourinho with additional fodder should he again criticize the Roma manager. His most recent stretch has been among the most unsuccessful of his career.With four victories in his first six matches across all competitions, he got off to a decent start. Nonetheless, a disastrous sequence of four losses in his final six matches sealed his demise.His dismissal occurred shortly after Al-Wahda eliminated his squad from the UAE League Cup. As De Boer sought solace in his wounded, supporters were reminded of the critical remarks made by Mourinho.Following De Boer’s assessment that Mourinho would not be an effective instructor for Marcus Rashford, the former Inter Milan manager was viciously criticized by Mourinho. During a 2018 press conference, he stated, “I read something, a quote from Frank de Boer, the worst manager in the history of the Premier League.”His point was that Marcus Rashford would not benefit from having a coach like me, since victory is my highest priority. Frank would not be able to coach him because he has lost each and every game. “I endeavor to provide the child with my utmost effort.”

Following his dreadful tenure at Selhurst Park, he assumed leadership of Atlanta for eighteen months prior to being promoted to manager of Holland. But his tenure with his nation was brief, lasting only 15 matches. He tendered his resignation subsequent to a round of 16 loss to the Czech Republic in the Euro 2020 competition.