Breaking News: Cardiff City boss Erol Bulut revealed during his press conference last night that he will be leaving at the end of the season in order for the club to consider other managers who are available, After He Was Approached By Manchester United, However….

Bulut benefitted from two own goals by Coventry on Monday as his side recovered from back-to-back defeats to stay 11th in the table.

Two mistakes from defender Liam Kitching condemned the Sky Blues and prevented them from closing the gap on the Championship play-off places.

Bulut admitted that with just six games to go until the end of the season, the time has come for Cardiff to make their call on his future – or for him to make it for them.

“I am really focussed until the end of the season and on the rest of the games, to get the maximum we can,” he said.

“I have to respect it, if I don’t get a contract. If they make other plans, this is okay, but I think the time is coming that they will let me know. But I also have to make my plans for next season.”

On the win, which leaves Cardiff eight points off the play-off places, Bulut added: “It was really important to come back against Coventry.

“Okay, the first goal was luck, the second one was a bigger piece of luck because it’s a cross where the opponent touches it and it went into the goal.

“But it’s a great victory. To come back from 1-0 [down] and win the game was not easy because we’ve seen in Coventry’s last [few] games they’re pushing for the play-offs.

“For us, it’s a big victory and the most important thing is, after the Sunderland game, we’ve shown a reaction. It was a great reaction from our team to come back and show this performance.

“We did it [come from behind] a few weeks ago against Ipswich, but it’s not easy when you’ve lost two games in a row – the Swansea derby when the morale goes down and home against Sunderland when everybody was expecting a win.”