The Colorado Rapids and head coach Chris Armas announced Monday they have mutually parted ways after two seasons.

The Rapids went 11-15-8 this season and finished 11th in the Western Conference to miss out on a playoff spot. During Armas’ first season as head coach, the club went 15-14-5 and finished seventh in the West before falling in the first round of the MLS Cup playoffs.

Colorado finished in third place of the 2024 Leagues Cup tournament.

“We’re grateful to Chris for the professionalism and passion he brought to the club,” Rapids president Padraig Smith said in a statement. “He helped our group take meaningful steps forward over the past two seasons and leaves behind a strong culture that will serve us well as we begin this next chapter.”

The move comes as Armas’ contract as hea

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