INDIANAPOLIS — Martin Rennie is no longer the head coach of the Indy Eleven.
The team made the announcement Wednesday morning, saying Rennie and the organization mutually agreed to end his tenure, effective immediately.
"On behalf of the club, I want to sincerely thank Martin for his contributions to Indy Eleven over the last three and a half years, especially his professionalism in navigating our entry into the USL Championship," Indy Eleven President & Chief Executive Officer, Greg Stremlaw said in a press release.
Stremlaw said the current coaching staff will handle duties on an interim basis.
Overall, Rennie had a 42-31-19 record as the team's head coach for more than three seasons, as well as a 2-2 record in the postseason.
Indy Eleven is currently in fourth place in Group C of the United Soccer League Championship Standings with a 3-4-1 record.
Their next match is Sunday, June 20 at Sporting Kansas City II at 5 p.m.
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