Mauricio Pellegrino concedes he paid the cost for Southampton’s dreary frame after he was sacked as administrator only nine months into his rule at the Premier League club.
Pellegrino oversaw just five wins in his 30 alliance diversions with Southampton following his landing in June.
The 46-year-old landed at St Mary’s as the swap for Claude Puel, who was sacked in spite of controlling Southampton to an eighth-put complete and the League Cup last.
A 3-0 crush at transfer rivals Newcastle throughout the end of the week left Southampton only one place and one point over the last three.
With Southampton supporters requiring his rejection, the Argentine mentor’s exit was affirmed on Monday and he acknowledged it was unavoidable given his inability to end the slide.
In an announcement distributed on Southampton’s site on Tuesday, Pellegrino stated: “From the earliest starting point I attempted to do my best each and every day, I endeavored to offer back to the club and attempted to speak to the club with satisfaction.
“A few minutes we dealt with this, a few minutes we proved unable, yet we have been carrying on a troublesome season for some reasons.
“The chief is the substance of a ton of choices and activities, however I generally attempted to put the club first with my specialized staff and the board behind me.
“I feel so sorry to learn the club in this circumstance, however when you don’t get comes about I comprehend the choice the club needs to take.”
Southampton have won only one of their last 17 class coordinates and have just eight diversions to spare their best flight status.
Holy people will want to select Pellegrino’s successor rapidly, with a FA Cup quarter-last at Wigan approaching on Sunday.
They at that point confront a crunch conflict with assignment equals West Ham at the London Stadium on March 31.
Previous Hull supervisor Marco Silva is the early most loved to supplant Pellegrino subsequent to being sacked by Watford before this season.
