Kolo Toure, former Ivory Coast International, has been sacked as manager of Wigan after only nine matches in charge of the Cha
Toure had joined Wigan to take up his first managerial job. He had replaced the sacked Leam Richardson in November.
“Wigan Athletic can confirm that they have parted company with First Team Manager, Kolo Touré,” the club wrote. “Firstly, I’d like to thank Kolo, along with Kevin and Ash, for their efforts during their time at the Football Club.
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