Overview
- Juan Carlos Carcedo announced after a loss to Apollon that he is leaving Pafos to continue his career at another club.
- He told reporters his decision followed unsuccessful talks with Pafos leadership and considerations for his family.
- Spain’s Marca reports he is set to become Spartak Moscow’s head coach on a deal running until summer 2028, with formal confirmation yet to be issued.
- Spartak parted with Dejan Stanković on November 11 and has been led by interim coach Vadim Romanov, sitting sixth in the Russian league with 29 points from 18 matches.
- Carcedo, 52, delivered league and cup titles at Pafos and guided the club into the Champions League group stage, having earlier served on Spartak’s staff under Unai Emery.