Burnley Football Club has officially parted ways with head coach Scott Parker by mutual consent after the club's relegation from the Premier League. The decision comes following a disappointing season that saw Burnley finish 16 points adrift of safety, culminating in a home defeat to Manchester City. Mike Jackson, who previously served as caretaker manager, will take charge for the remaining four matches of the season. Parker, who joined Burnley in the summer of 2024 after Vincent Kompany's departure, led the team to promotion but struggled to maintain form in the top flight. The club's defensive issues were evident, with Burnley conceding a league-high 68 goals this season. Despite a promising start with three wins in their first nine matches, the team has since managed only one victory in their last 25 Premier League games. Fans expressed frustration with Parker's pragmatic style, leading to speculation about his future. As Burnley begins its search for a new head coach, the club prepares for another season in the Championship, marking a challenging period in its history.