Tranmere Rovers part ways with manager Nigel Adkins after 10-game winless streak

Tranmere Rovers have mutually parted ways with manager Nigel Adkins after a disappointing run of 10 consecutive League Two matches without a win, culminating in a 1-0 home defeat to Accrington Stanley. The club currently sits 22nd in the league, just two points above the relegation zone, raising concerns about a potential return to non-league football. Chairman Mark Palios acknowledged Adkins' dedication and effort but noted that injuries and suspensions had hindered the team's performance this season. Adkins, who took charge in November 2023, won only 23 of his 72 games, and the decision for a managerial change is seen as crucial for safeguarding the club's EFL status. The club is now in search of a new manager amidst speculation about a potential takeover. This marks a significant shift for Tranmere, who had only recently been optimistic about their future under Adkins, highlighting the unpredictable nature of football management.