After three bankruptcies in a row, FC Winterthur pulls the ripcord: despite ranked second in the Challenge League, coach Ralf Loose (58) has to leave.
the essentials in brief
- FC Winterthur has been without a win in the Challenge League for five games.
- Now the second in the league pulls the rip cord: Coach Ralf Loose (58) has to go.
- The German has been on the sidelines at Winterthur since summer 2018.
A bang in the Challenge League: The current runner-up FC Winterthur parted ways with coach Ralf Loose (58). What Nau.ch initially announced exclusively, the club officially confirmed in the afternoon. The club is reacting to the latest series of bankruptcies.
The assistant coaches Davide Callà and Dario Zuffi take over the management of the training on an interim basis. The club will then present Ralf Loose’s successor by the winter break at the latest.
Winterthur has been without a win for five games. The last three games were all lost, including the painful 2: 5 home defeat against Schaffhausen. In the Challenge League they are three points behind leaders Vaduz.
Winti separates from coach Loose. Can you understand this decision?
Loose has been a coach at FC Winterthur since summer 2018 and was on the sidelines in 137 point games. It is not yet known who will take over his long-term successor at the Challenge league team.
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