Sheffield Wednesday have announced manager Darren Moore has left the club by mutual consent - only three weeks after leading them to promotion to the Championship.
Owls chairman Dejphon Chansiri told the club website "both parties" believed it was the right time for Moore to leave the club, despite the club's success in returning to the second tier after two seasons in League One.
Moore's Owls side racked up 96 points in League One last season but were consigned to the play-offs with Ipswich and Plymouth pipping them at the post after amassing 98 and 101 points respectively.
There they mounted an unprecedented comeback to overturn a 4-0 deficit from their play-off semi-final first leg against Peterborough to reach Wembley, where they beat Barnsley 1-0 in extra time on May 29.
But 21 days later, the club is looking for its sixth manager in less than five years, with Moore's backroom staff also leaving Hillsborough alongside him.
Chairman Dejphon Chansiri told the club website: "Both parties believe that now is the right time we go our separate ways.
"The journey of Sheffield Wednesday with Darren has been in many ways unique and always as a team. In the football industry, journeys come to an end and now is that time, which we both agree
"The mutual respect we have for each other is immense on a personal and professional basis and I offer my sincere thanks for the dedication and commitment Darren has given to our club.
"Darren will always be welcome at Hillsborough."
