Coleraine have started their search for a new manager.
The Showgrounds club parted company with Rodney McAree on Friday night.
It followed a disappointing season for the Bannsiders who finished sixth in the Premiership and failed to qualify for Europe.
Coleraine are now inviting expressions of interest in the vacant managerial post with all CVs to be submitted by May 30.
A club statement said: "Coleraine FC are inviting expressions of interest for the role of Coleraine FC manager in the form of CV’s submitted no later than 5pm on Thursday 30th May 2019.
"Those expressing an interest must hold a valid UEFA Pro-Licence, relevant managerial experience in NIFL Premiership or equivalent in another Football Association, experience in the oversight, development and strategic planning of a Football Academy.
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"A comprehensive knowledge of the NIFL Premiership and local game is imperative.
"Good communication skills, business acumen and interpersonal skills would be required for this role.
"CV’s with supporting certificates etc should be emailed to Stevie McCann at genmancfc1927@gmail.com "
The club added: "Please note this is not an application process and submitted CV’s are for informing the Board of Coleraine FC of interest in the vacancy only."
McAree was appointed Coleraine manager last September following Oran Kearney's move to St Mirren.
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