Malouda appeared to be unaware he was no longer employed by the Swiss club until they posted on Twitter stating there had been a “mutual agreement” over his exit.
The statement said: “FC Zurich and Florent Malouda have decided, by mutual agreement, to terminate the recently started cooperation.”
Der FC Zürich und @realflorentm haben in gegenseitigem Einvernehmen beschlossen, die kürzlich begonnene Zusammenarbeit zu beenden.— FC Zürich (@fc_zuerich) April 11, 2019
👉🏽 https://t.co/rdoQ1Z8Gsq #fcz #fczuerich #stadtclub pic.twitter.com/HXXdUfydc3
The 38-year-old, who only agreed to take up the role last month, was surprised by the statement, replying: “Really, I didn’t know that??”
Malouda won five major trophies with Chelsea, including the Premier League title and Champions League. Prior to his arrival at Stamford Bridge, he won the Ligue 1 championship four times with Lyon.
He last played for Luxembourg club FC Differdange 03 last year.
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