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Pablo Franco leaves Getafe

Getafe reveal that Pablo Franco has left his position as head coach of the La Liga club.

Pablo Franco has left his position as head coach of Getafe.

The 34-year-old took control of matters in February and led El Geta to a 15th-place finish in Spain's top flight.

However, it is understood that the powers-that-be are keen for an experienced coach to lead the team next season, with an official statement revealing that Franco has left his role at the Madrid-based side.

Franco won three of his first six games in charge, but the capital outfit lost six of their last eight in the league and were thumped 7-3 at Real Madrid on the final weekend of the season.

Former Real Madrid coach Fernando Hierro has been linked with the role.

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