Ex-Cardiff Metropolis supervisor Mark Hudson says he has left the membership with a “full coronary heart”.

Cardiff are actually on the lookout for their third supervisor of the season, and are with no win in 11 video games in all competitions.

Hudson mentioned on social media it had been “an honour and privilege” to handle the workforce and “is certain our paths will cross once more”.

Cardiff aren’t again in motion till Saturday, 4 February – with Hudson’s assistant Dean Whitehead in short-term cost.

Former Nottingham Forest supervisor Sabri Lamouchi is regarded as excessive on Cardiff’s shortlist for a brand new supervisor, with Sam Allardyce the bookmakers’ favorite.

In his Tweet, Hudson thanked the followers and requested them to get behind the brand new supervisor.

“You’re the lifeblood of the membership and the way in which you supported the workforce, the teaching employees and my household is a testomony to the folks of Cardiff and our followers world wide,” he mentioned.

He additionally thanked his predecessor Steve Morison for bringing him again to the membership, the gamers for his or her “dedication and drive” and the membership’s board and proprietor.

“I’m eternally grateful for the chance to first captain, then coach and ultimately handle this glorious membership,” he mentioned.

“I depart with a full coronary heart and I look ahead to what the long run holds for me and my household. I want the membership, gamers, employees and followers the utmost success transferring ahead.”