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Dario Vidosic to step down as Brighton manager just before new WSL season

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Dario Vidosic to step down as Brighton manager just before new WSL season

Vidosic’s decision has surprised many of his squad 39-year-old led Brighton to May’s FA Cup final The Brighton manager, Dario Vidosic, is to leave the Women’s Super League club a little over a week before the start of the new season, multiple sources have told the Guardian.

Vidosic has been in charge for two years and led Brighton to their first Wembley appearance in May’s Women’s FA Cup final.

The departure of the 39-year-old Croatian-born Australian, which was first reported by the Daily Telegraph, is understood to have surprised many members of Brighton’s squad.

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