Brian Mcdermott leaves Leeds United by common assent

Director Brian Mcdermott has left Championship side Leeds United by common assent. 

The previous Reading manager had been in control since April 2013, having marked a three-year contract. 

He helped keep the club in the Championship this season, throughout which time they were assumed control by Italian agent Massimo Cellino. 

Mcdermott at Leeds 

12 April 2013: Appointed as Neil Warnock's successor on a three-year contract 

4 May 2013: Leeds complete thirteenth in the Championship in the wake of winning three and losing two of their five matches under Mcdermott 

14 September 2013: Leeds begin the season with five wins from their initial eight matches in all rivalries in the wake of marking Matt Smith, Luke Murphy, Noel Hunt and Scott Wootton 

14 December 2013: A 3-0 win at Doncaster keeps Leeds in advancement controversy in sixth spot 

4 January 2014: Leeds are thumped out of the FA Cup third adjust by a 2-0 annihilation at League Two Rochdale 

11 January 2014: Mcdermott depicts his group's 6-0 annihilation at Sheffield Wednesday as "open embarrassment" 

29 January 2014: Mcdermott concedes that the vulnerability at the club has influenced results 

31 January 2014: Mcdermott is told his agreement is, no doubt ended, as indicated by the League Managers' Association 

1 February 2014: According to the LMA, Mcdermott is approached not to take the group for the 5-1 win over Huddersfield before Leeds discharge an announcement saying he is still the supervisor 

30 May 2014: Mcdermott leaves Leeds by shared assent 

"Brian has been exceptionally understanding of my wish to actualize another structure," said Cellino. 

"He is an incredible supervisor and an extraordinary fellow. He has been shocking to work in such troublesome circumstances." 

At the point when Cellino's arrangement to take the larger part shareholding of Leeds from GFH Capital was affirmed in January, Mcdermott was sacked, just to be reestablished a day later. 

He guided the club to a fifteenth spot complete and Cellino said towards the end of April he planned to talk about tentative arrangements with Mcdermott. 

"I appreciation that Massimo must be completely backed in assembling his vision for the club so he can present to us the achievement we all need. It is my conviction that when genuinely united we are stronger. 

"Massimo needs to bring another vitality to the club so we can come back to where we have a place as a sound football club." 

The Football League cleared Cellino's takeover at Elland Road in April after at first excluding him as a chief when he was discovered blameworthy of neglecting to pay import obligation on a yacht in Italy. 

From that point forward, the Miami-based Italian specialist has uncovered Leeds are losing more than £1m for every month, and he must concentrate on "making them solid once more"