Huddersfield Town boss Liam Manning will leave the club by mutual consent after taking compassionate leave for personal issues

Manning was in charge since January, but stepped back after the club learned about his personal matters regarding his son's passing

The 40-year-old managed 17 games, and after being granted leave, the decision was made to part ways

Manning said leaving Huddersfield Town was a difficult decision, but best for the club, his family, and himself

Manning felt privileged to manage the team, grateful for the fans' support, and thanked the club for their understanding and care

Manning was grateful for the opportunity and wished Huddersfield Town success

Huddersfield finished ninth, and Manning had previously taken Bristol City to the Championship play-offs

The tragedy happened during his time at Bristol City

The owner and chairman paid tribute to Manning, saying stepping away was the correct decision for him and his family

Manning showed care and respect for the club, and will always be welcome back

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