Millwall head coach Neil Harris announces departure from club

After four years in charge of Millwall Football Club, Neil Harris has decided to step down as head coach.

Harris, who played for the Lions as a striker before taking on the coaching role, led the team to promotion to the Championship in his first full season in charge.

However, a recent run of poor form has put pressure on Harris and he has made the decision to leave the club in order to allow for a new direction to be taken.

Millwall chairman John Berylson expressed his gratitude for Harris’ dedication and hard work during his time at the club.

The search for a new head coach is now underway, with the club looking for someone who can lead them to success in the Championship.

Harris leaves Millwall with a strong legacy and will be remembered fondly by fans for his contributions both on and off the pitch.

He has not ruled out a return to coaching in the future and is looking forward to new challenges ahead.

The club has thanked Harris for his service and wished him all the best in his future endeavors.

As the search for a new head coach continues, Millwall fans are hopeful for a fresh start and renewed success for their beloved team.