MONACO (AP) — French league club Monaco parted ways with coach Adi Hütter on Friday after a run of one win in five games in all competitions.

Monaco did not immediately announce a replacement.

Hütter led the club to a second- and third-place league finish in the last two years but the club is fifth after seven matches this season and has one point after two Champions League matches. That included a 4-1 loss at Club Brugge, before a 2-2 home draw against Manchester City.

Monaco said it “would like to thank Adi and his staff for their work and commitment to AS Monaco, and wish them the best for the future.”

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