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Former Leeds United owner Massimo Cellino’s Brescia spell gets even worse

Massimo Cellino, owner of Leeds United looks on during The Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round match between Bolton Wanderers and Leeds United at Macron S...
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Former Leeds owner’s new side are in the position he really does not want to be in.

Massimo Cellino, owner of Leeds United looks on during The Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round match between Bolton Wanderers and Leeds United at Macron Stadium on January 30, 2016 in Bolton,...

Life under Massimo Cellino at Leeds United was rarely dull, but it wasn’t particularly successful either.

The Italian has since taken over at Serie B side Brescia, and is finding it tough going back in his homeland.

After firing a manager earlier this month, Brescia’s results have not been great.

With just three wins from 11 games, Brescia find themselves in 17th place, the position Cellino will have been desperate to avoid.

Leeds owner Massimo Cellino watches on during the Sky Bet Championship match between Leeds United and Middlesbrough at Elland Road on August 16, 2014 in Leeds, England.

17 was infamously Cellino’s unlucky number, with the owner refusing to acknowledge it during his time at the club.

This meant no player was assigned the squad number during his time in charge, and even the 17th matchday programme of the season would be labelled ’16b’ instead.

17th may be slightly better than finishing in a relegation place, but the former Leeds owner is unlikely to be at all happy with how his return to Italy is so far panning out.