US EditionThe Decision Was Taken in Two Nights! the Jordanian Edi Leaves the Varšovian League. It Could Still Give a National Chance.
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Roman Edward Jordanian resigned on Friday, as coach of the Polish football team Legia Warsaw, announced the club on his official website.
Edward Iordanescu has stepped down as Legia Warsaw's coach, the capital club announced on Friday. His current assistant, Anaki Astiz, will take over on an interim basis. The Spaniard will make his debut on Sunday against Widzew Łódź.
The Law of Warsaw announced Friday that Edward Jordan, former national electoral officer of Romania, resigned from the technical bank of the Polish team Legia Warsaw,
The management of the Polish football club Legia Warsaw announced on Friday that it has officially ended its collaboration with Romanian coach Edi Iordănescu, who was also the former coach of the Romanian national football team.
For Legia Warsaw, the match against Pogoń Szczecin was more than just a game for Edward Iordanescu's job. It was a game for everything. Legia suffered a defeat, would not defend the Polish Cup, and after a late-night meeting of the club's board, they bid farewell to the Romanian coach.
Warsaw - The Legia Warsaw football team, which will play Sparta Prague in the Conference League on November 27, has fired coach Edward Iordanescu. The management dismissed the Romanian coach due to poor results, and the team will be led by his current assistant Iňaki Astiz. The most successful team in the Polish league, with 15 titles, announced this on its website.
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