Millwall manager Neil Harris will leave his position after the Championship match against Middlesbrough on Saturday.
"At the beginning of 2024, we found ourselves in a challenging situation," stated club chairman James Berylson. "Neil joined us and, alongside his coaching team, revitalized the squad. Through his actions and leadership, he guided Millwall to an impressive streak, securing our place back in the Championship this season. I want to express my gratitude to Neil for all his hard work since rejoining the club, and we will always be thankful for his contributions."
"After recent conversations with Neil, he felt it was the appropriate time to step down following the Middlesbrough game, and I have accepted his decision," Berylson added. Harris will also oversee Millwall's home fixture against Sheffield United on Wednesday evening.
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