KDV's football team's head coach has departed from the club.
The Tomsk football club KDV has announced the departure of two significant coaches, Konstantin Valentinovich Paramonov and Andrei Vasilievich Razin, following a series of poor results. The separation was a mutual decision, as the team failed to secure a single victory in seven consecutive matches this season.
The departure of Paramonov and Razin follows the separation of head coach Konstantin Emeľianov, who was with the club at the start of its history and was publicly thanked for his service. Unlike Emeľianov, the club has not expressed gratitude towards Paramonov or Razin for their service, nor wished them well in their future careers.
The club is now in search of new coaches to help address the team's current crisis. As of now, there are no publicly confirmed candidates announced to replace Konstantin Emelyanov as head coach. Coaching changes in football clubs are often subject to ongoing negotiations and internal club decisions, and potential candidates may be discussed but not officially disclosed until a formal announcement is made.
Both Paramonov and Razin were significant coaches for the KDV players. Paramonov served as the assistant head coach, while Razin was the fitness coach. The team has parted ways with a total of four coaches this season.
The club wishes Konstantin Emeľianov all the best in his future career, expressing their gratitude for his early contributions to the club. With the departure of key coaching personnel, KDV is eager to find new coaches who can help turn the team's fortunes around.
Stay tuned for updates on potential candidates and the club's search for new coaches. If needed, I can help monitor for any updates on this topic or suggest typical profiles of coaches who might be considered based on the club’s current status and ambitions. At this time, the club has not disclosed a timeline for the appointment of new coaches.
The loss of both Paramonov and Razin, assistant head coach and fitness coach respectively, has exacerbated the team's crisis at the Tomsk football club KDV. With four coaches departing this season, the club is actively seeking new personnel to rejuvenate the team's faltering sports performance.
