LONDON - Eddie Howe has left his job as Bournemouth manager by mutual consent after their relegation from the Premier League, the club announced on Saturday .
Howe, 42, managed Bournemouth in more than 450 games across two spells at the Vitality Stadium spanning more than a decade. Bournemouth were relegated from the top division on the final day of the season after finishing third-bottom with 34 points.
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