Port Vale manager Dean Glover is to step down at the end of the season.

Glover took charge at Vale Park last October but has failed to oversee an improvement in form with the Valiants currently lying 19th in League Two. Vale have won 11 and lost 19 in 38 matches under Glover.

Port Vale chairman Bill Blatt told The Sentinel, "Port Vale are in the process of looking for a new manager. The club have honoured an agreement with Dean Glover that he would be the manager until the end of the current campaign, and he will be in charge of our final game at Barnet.

"Dean has been offered another role at the club in which he would work alongside Mark Grew with the youth team.

"We would like to thank Dean for taking the helm.

"But this is a results game and the results have not gone as well as everybody would have liked.

"We hope to appoint a new manager by the end of May."




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