The BBC have said that Kenny Dalglish has left his post as manager of Liverpool football club, they are reporting that he had been due to leave today - but has postponed his departure.
Reports are surfacing that Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish may soon be leaving the club after a crisis meeting with the American owners. Matt Lawton of the Daily Mail says:
Dalglish, who guided Liverpool to Carling Cup glory but oversaw their FA Cup final defeat to Chelsea at Wembley this season, is in danger of being shown the door by the club's Fenway Sports Group owners, just two days after holding a showdown summit with main men John W Henry and Tom Werner.
Reports: Dalglish waits to hear his fate after talks with Liverpool's owner
The Times (£) is reporting that Kenny Dalglish has returned to Merseyside following talks with Liverpool's owner, Fenway Sports Group, in Boston.
Talks on the outcome of the season are said to be continuing: Dalglish is still waiting to hear his fate.
Contrary to speculation that surfaced following the summit, Dalglish did not resign and nor was he sacked with the outcome of the talks being a mundane acceptance from all parties that the process of reviewing the season will continue.
Liverpool director of football Damien Comolli, who left the club today, was involved in two of the most expensive transfers in British football, helping the club sell Fernando Torres to Chelsea for £50 million and buying Andy Carroll from Newcastle for a reported £35 million.