Parma Part Ways With Manager Carlos Cuesta

PARMA, Italy — Parma have parted ways with manager Carlos Cuesta after the club and the coach agreed to end their professional relationship. The Serie A club announced the decision on Sunday, describing it as a shared decision following discussions between the two sides. Parma said the conditions needed to continue the relationship, particularly around the development of the club's sporting project, were no longer in place. Reuters Cuesta's Parma spell comes to an end Cuesta joined Parma in 2025 and took charge of the Italian club after previously working as an assistant coach at Arsenal. His departure comes early in the 2026-27 Serie A campaign, with Parma having recorded one win from their opening five league matches, according to an Associated Press report. iNFOnews.ca Parma's latest league victory came against Genoa, a 2-1 home win that gave the club its first Serie A victory of the season. iNFOnews.ca Parma begin search for next manager The club said its existing technical staff would oversee Monday afternoon's training session while further developments concerning the appointment of a new head coach are considered. Parma Calcio 1913 Parma thanked Cuesta and his staff for their work and commitment during their time with the club and wished them well for the future. Parma Calcio 1913 Source: Reuters; Parma Calcio 1913