Official: Parma part ways with head coach Carlos Cuesta
27-09-2026 17:10 via sports.yahoo.com

Official: Parma part ways with head coach Carlos Cuesta

Official: Parma part ways with head coach Carlos CuestaParma have parted company with Carlos Cuesta, announcing the decision on Sunday during the international break and just days after a league win.In a statement, the club said the split followed internal discussions and came down to a disagreement over direction rather than results.“Parma Calcio 1913 announces that Carlos Cuesta is no longer the coach of the men’s first team,” it read.“Following internal discussions bet
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