Sevilla's football team has been in turmoil recently, with their coaching crisis causing concern among fans and analysts alike. The club's head coach, Quique Setién, was sacked on Monday after just one season in charge.
The Spaniard had inherited the club from former manager Jorge Sampaoli, who left the club at the end of last season. However, Setién failed to make any significant changes to the team, leading to a lack of cohesion and consistency.
In his first match in charge, Setién faced off against Real Madrid, where Sevilla lost 2-1. This defeat was followed by two consecutive draws, leaving the team with only three points out of six games played.
Despite this disappointing run of form, there have been calls for Setién to remain in charge as the club continues to struggle. However, many believe that he should step down in order to clear the air and allow new blood to be brought into the squad.
There is also speculation about potential replacements for Setién, with names such as Unai Emery and Luis Enrique being mentioned as possible candidates. Both managers have experience working in Spain and have a strong track record of success in European competitions.
For now, Sevilla will need to find a way to turn things around and avoid further disappointment. With so much pressure on them, it remains to be seen whether they can overcome their current crisis and return to their winning ways.