Neil Harris to Step Down as Millwall Manager After Controversial Fan Comments

The club legend and all-time top scorer will leave his role after Saturday’s match, following mutual agreement with Millwall's leadership.

Neil Harris, Millwall's manager and all-time leading goal scorer, will step down after Saturday’s game against Middlesbrough, concluding his second stint with the club.
The decision comes days after Harris referred to a section of Millwall fans as 'thickos' in response to criticism following a 1-0 loss to Coventry City.
Harris returned to manage Millwall in February 2024, guiding the team from relegation danger to mid-table safety in the Championship last season.
Millwall currently sits in 11th place, six points off the playoff positions, with Harris citing the timing as right for his departure despite recent mixed results.
The club has begun the search for a successor, with interim management plans to be announced following Harris’s final match on Saturday.