Sitting at the bottom of the table and already four points adrift of safety, Cardiff have acted swiftly to part ways with Turkish boss Bulut

Cardiff have sacked manager Erol Bulut after going winless in their first six league games of the season. The Bluebirds have picked up just one point this campaign and sit rock bottom of the

Cardiff's only point - and goal - of the current season under Bulut came in a 1-1 South Wales Derby draw away at Swansea City, where three players largely overlooked by the Turk in Rubin Colwill, Ollie Tanner and Callum Robinson came off the bench to combine for the late strike which salvaged a rare result in SA1.

Cardiff City Football Club can confirm first team manager Erol Bulut has been relieved of his duties and will leave the Club with immediate effect. The Board of Directors wish to thank Erol for all of his hard work and wish him well for the future.

Having sacked Erol Bulut following a 2-0 defeat against Leeds United, Cardiff City are now reportedly plotting a move to sign a replacement who's just 39 years old.

Steven Schumacher would be an extremely sensible fit following his controversial sacking from Championship rivals Stoke City, while ex-Manchester City coach Brian Barry-Murphy is routinely linked with vacant second-tier posts and offers the progressive, attack-minded approach which supporters are crying out for.

Beleaguered Cardiff City boss Erol Bulut bemoaned the "mistakes" his side made in possession after their 2-0 defeat to Leeds United. The Championship strugglers were up against it from the moment that Joe Bagan was given his marching orders in the 23rd minute after a foul on Wilfried Gnonto.

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