The former Ibrox head coach has reportedly walked away from his latest job after a six-game losing streak brought an abrupt end to a promising start in Belgium. Beale had initially overseen a five-match unbeaten run before results took a dramatic turn.

According to Sky Sports News, the 46-year-old resigned following disagreements with club chiefs over their ambition, direction and long-term vision. A lack of consultation over recruitment is also understood to have played a part in his decision to leave.

Beale is believed to have enjoyed his experience abroad but felt he could no longer continue in the role amid growing differences behind the scenes.

The reported departure marks another setback for the former Rangers boss, who has struggled to find stability in management since leaving Ibrox.

Beale was appointed Rangers manager in November 2022 after impressing at QPR, having previously worked as Steven Gerrard's assistant during the club's Premiership title-winning campaign.

But his return to Glasgow ended in disappointment when he was sacked in October 2023 following a poor start to the season.

He subsequently took charge of Sunderland but lasted just 12 games before being dismissed in February 2024.