St Johnstone part ways with manager Callum Davidson following loss in Scottish Premiership game against Livingston

St Johnstone Football Club has announced that manager Callum Davidson has parted ways with the team following their loss in the Scottish Premiership game against Livingston.

The Game

The game against Livingston, which was played on Saturday, March 26 at McDiarmid Park, ended with a 1-0 victory for Livingston. This was St Johnstone’s third consecutive defeat in the Scottish Premiership, and Davidson’s departure was made official shortly after the game.

Davidsion’s Tenure

Davidson was appointed as St Johnstone’s manager in June 2020, and his tenure was marked by several ups and downs. During his first season, he led the team to their first Scottish League Cup title in history, beating Livingston in the final. However, their performance in the Scottish Premiership was not as impressive, and the team struggled to find consistency, finishing sixth in the table.

The Club’s Statement

In a statement released by the club on their official website, St Johnstone thanked Davidson for his contribution to the team during his time as manager. The statement read, “The club would like to thank Callum for his hard work and dedication during his time with us, and wish him all the best in his future endeavors.”

The Search for a New Manager

St Johnstone will now begin their search for a new manager ahead of the upcoming season. The club has not yet announced who will take on the role of interim manager in the meantime.

Summary

St Johnstone Football Club has parted ways with manager Callum Davidson following their 1-0 loss to Livingston in the Scottish Premiership. Davidson was appointed as manager in June 2020 and led the team to their first Scottish League Cup title in history. The club will now begin their search for a new manager ahead of the upcoming season. #NEWS