Former Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri to leave Nantes at end of the season after one year in charge
Italian gaffer's relationship with club owner Waldemar Kita reportedly hit rock bottom after a series of fall-outs
CLAUDIO RANIERI will leave Nantes at the end of the season.
Leicester's title-winning hero was only appointed manager of the French side last summer and guided them to a 10th place finish.
But his relationship with owner Waldemar Kita had reportedly hit rock bottom.
Ranieri was left furious when Kita went public to criticise his management and team selections.
The 66-year-old also failed to turn up to a club's anniversary dinner citing that he "couldn't find a parking space."
Despite their ongoing feud, Kita is adamant that his dismissal was not because of a personal issue between the pair.
Speaking at a sponsorship event, Kita revealed: "We can’t hide anything. We had a meeting with the sponsors, he thanked everyone.
"He has to be thanked for all the work he has done. It has not always been easy, there are regrets, but this is life and there is no anger.”
According to France Football, Nantes are set to approach Jurgen Klinsmann as his replacement.
Klinsmann is currently out of work after receiving the axe from managing United States two years ago.