On the evening of January 15, Beijing time, Genoa Club, a relegation team in Serie A, officially announced that it would fire the team's head coach Shevchenko. Sadly, the Ukrainian "nuclear warhead" has only been in office for 2 months, and this is also the second time in genoa's season to dismiss the employer coach.
In November last year, Genoa sacked former coach Barardini in favor of hiring the 45-year-old dorm fuchenko to coach the team, signing the two sides until 2024. However, after leading the team for 2 months, Sheva did not show his coaching ability to help Genoa reverse the decline. He led the team to play 11 games and won only 1 game, with a record of 1 win, 3 draws and 7 losses.
In the last round of Serie A, although Shevchenko, who returned to the San Siro Stadium, was warmly welcomed by the fans of his old club AC Milan, he still led the team to a 1-3 away loss to the Rossoneri. At present, Genoa is temporarily in second-to-last place in Serie A, and has been 5 points away from the fourth-to-last Venice point difference, and the relegation situation is very serious. Eventually, after losing to AC Milan, Genoa decided to have Shevchenko out of school.
Born in 1976, Shevchenko has played for TOP European giants such as AC Milan and Chelsea in his career. At his peak, he played for AC Milan for a long time, winning honors including the Champions League, Serie A and the Coppa Italia, and was the second-highest scorer in AC Milan's history. It was also because of his outstanding performances in Milan that Sheva won the 2004 European Footballer of the Year (Ballon d'Or) and the 2005 Golden Football Award.
After retiring from the army, Shevchenko served as the manager of the Ukrainian men's national football team and led the team to the quarter-finals at the European Championships last year. In August last year, Shevchenko stepped down as manager and accepted Genoa's invitation. After this serie A fold, Sheva may not be able to achieve his wish to coach his old club AC Milan in the short term.