Robbie Fowler Terminated as Manager of Saudi Football Club Al-Qadsiah, Replaced by Michel Gonzalez

Fowler's termination comes just four months after appointment and in spite of impressive record having won six and drawn two of his first eight games at Al-Qadsiah.

• Robbie Fowler, former Liverpool striker and England international, has been dismissed as manager of Saudi Arabian second-tier football club Al-Qadsiah, four months after his appointment.
• Despite an unbeaten record, having won six and drawn two of his first eight games at Al-Qadsiah, Fernand was terminated due to unspecified reasons.
• Al-Qadsiah, currently ranked second in the Saudi First Division League, expressed their appreciation for Fowler's contributions and professionalism during his tenure.
• Fowler, who began his managerial career in 2011, has previously coached in Thailand, Australia and India, demonstrating his international experience in football management.
• Following Fowler's termination, former Real Madrid striker and Sevilla and Marseille manager Michel Gonzalez has been announced as his replacement at Al-Qadsiah.

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