The Isle of Man Football Association is beginning a search for a new chief executive, three months after appointing the first person to fill the role.
Mike Nudd left the position yesterday to return to his previous job.
Manx Radio's football correspondent Tony Mepham, who is also the FA's chairman of fixtures, broke the news on Friday Sport yesterday evening.
He says the FA will start looking for a new CEO straight away:
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