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Having played a bit-part role for Watford all season, Isaac Success’ fate now hangs in the balance following the sacking of Italian coach, Walter Mazzarri.

Mazzarri was axed by the English club after a reported dressing room revolt.

Watford confirmed his dismissal through a statement released by the club chairman Scott Duxburry on Wednesday.

Mazzarri is expected to leave the club at the end of the season.

“After the Board discussed with Walter Mazzarri the club’s future goals and aspirations, it was decided he will be stepping down from his position as the club’s Head Coach after the final game of the 2016/17 season,” said the statement.

“We thank Walter and his staff for the contribution they have made to Watford Football Club over the past year.”

For the Nigerian youngster, the development makes uncertain what the future holds for him as he was sparsely used during Mazzari’s reign.

Success, a striker touted to become one of the brightest Nigerian players abroad, has found it difficult to break into the starting eleven of Watford.

He started just two of the 19 games where he was fielded this season, coming on as a substitute in seventeen games.