Sporting Kansas City announced the departure of manager Peter Vermes, who spent 16 years leading the team to notable success, including four championships and multiple playoff appearances. Kerry Zavagnin has been named interim head coach. Vermes, a pivotal figure in the club’s history, thanked ownership and fans while reflecting on his managerial journey that began in 2009 and includes induction into the National Soccer Hall of Fame. He leaves behind a legacy as the longest-serving head coach in Kansas City’s professional sports history, with a remarkable 203 MLS wins.
Sporting Kansas City has mutually agreed to part ways with manager Peter Vermes, appointing Kerry Zavagnin as interim head coach, ending Vermes' 16-year tenure.
During his time, Vermes led SKC to four major championships and 11 playoff appearances, showcasing remarkable success and dedication to the club.
Vermes expressed gratitude to the ownership and supporters, emphasizing the honor it was to serve as steward of the club for two decades.
Inducted into the National Soccer Hall of Fame in 2013, Vermes exits with an impressive record, ranking third in MLS history for regular season wins.
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