Real Madrid assistant manager Paul Clement has announced he is leaving the club following the sacking of Carlo Ancelotti this week.
It was widely expected that Clement would follow the Italian out of the Bernabeu after his sacking on Monday and the Englishman has taken to Twitter to confirm his departure.
"It has been an honour to have worked with Carlo at the Number 1 Club in the World," he wrote. "Thank you to all the Players, Staff and Fans. Hala Madrid."
Clement worked with Ancelotti at Chelsea and Paris St Germain before the duo moved to the Spanish capital in 2013 and has recently been linked with the vacant manager's positions at Derby and Sunderland.
It was widely expected that Clement would follow the Italian out of the Bernabeu after his sacking on Monday and the Englishman has taken to Twitter to confirm his departure.
"It has been an honour to have worked with Carlo at the Number 1 Club in the World," he wrote. "Thank you to all the Players, Staff and Fans. Hala Madrid."
Clement worked with Ancelotti at Chelsea and Paris St Germain before the duo moved to the Spanish capital in 2013 and has recently been linked with the vacant manager's positions at Derby and Sunderland.
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