It was only six months for Milos Milojevic in Hammarby.
The coach has recently negotiated with the Norwegian club Rosenborg, a deal that in the end did not happen.
But the course of events of recent days has caused Hammarby to lose confidence in Milojevic, and now chooses to break the contract with the coach.
"Hammarby's board sees this as an action that is not acceptable and therefore chooses to end the collaboration with Milojevic," Hammarby writes on its website.
SVT expert Daniel Nannskog comments on the situation:
- It was inevitable that there would be a separation after this Rosenborg story.
There, Milos has been very driving that he wanted to move on to Rosenborg.
It sends completely wrong signals, says Nannskog and continues:
- I react to the fact that you hire a coach like Milos and then that you from Hammarby do not have better control of his ambitions.
He can not see Hammarby as a club with ambitions given that he wants to move on to Rosenborg after only a few months.
It will be a real minus for me in the recruitment.
They have to learn from that so you do not end up in a situation like this in the future.
"Jens Gustafsson had been exciting"
Hammarby writes on its website that the work of recruiting a new head coach is in full swing.
Who can take over Hammarby now?
- Jens Gustafsson had been exciting.
He is free and has trained Norrköping and Halmstad.
He's a guy who really knows the Allsvenskan.
He stands for a positive football and thinks he would have fit well into Hammarby.
It's a good name and someone close at hand.
Two other names that Nannskog highlights are Joakim Persson and Henrik Rydström.
- Joakim Persson is another interesting coach.
He has done well in Varberg with small funds.
An interesting name that Hammarby should look into.
- Henrik Rydström would otherwise have been a really good name.
But it is uncertain whether he wants to leave Kalmar, which he has now returned home to.
A good name but I think he might prefer to continue with the newly started project in Kalmar.