Rotherham United can confirm that the club have parted company with first team manager Matt Taylor with immediate effect.
Taylor was appointed in October last year and guided the Millers to Sky Bet Championship survival in 2022/23, taking charge of 55 matches in total during his tenure.
The 41-year-old was relieved of his duties on Monday and leaves with our wholehearted thanks and best wishes for the future.
The search to appoint a new first team manager is already under way.
Rotherham United Chairman Tony Stewart said:
“It was felt by myself and the Board that we had to act now by making a managerial change in order to give ourselves the best possible chance of retaining our Sky Bet Championship status this season.
“We are grateful to Matt for his efforts over the course of the last year and it has not been an easy decision to make. It goes without saying that he leaves with the very best wishes of everyone here at Rotherham United.”
Rotherham United will be making no further comment at this time.