'Frustrated' Argyle set to lose manager

Club issue frosty statement about Muslic

Plymouth Argyle are set to lose a manger who became a hero to many of their fans in just a few months in charge.

Miron Muslic wasn't able to prevent the club's relegation to League One for next season, but after a disastrous start to the 2024/5 campaign under Wayne Rooney, but was nonetheless thought an inspirational who would take Argyle forward.

The club clearly isn't happy.

In a statement, they say:"Despite regular communication since the end of the season, and no mention of any issues, Miron has now made it clear that, after extended periods away from his family, this opportunity provides him the chance to be closer to them after four years on the road.

"We are frustrated by this decision, having implemented clear structures, processes and personnel to aid Miron and his coaching staff as we look to return to the Championship at the earliest opportunity.

"Not only that, the club have also moved quickly to bring in new signings and received repeated verbal promises from Miron that he was committed to Argyle and would do everything to help the club bounce back to the second tier."

"Muslic joined the Greens in January 2025, on a three-and-a-half-year contract, after a period out of the game having departed Cercle Brugge. He will now leave Argyle just four months into that long-term commitment.

"We wish him the best for his future career."