News Summary
Following underwhelming performances at the FIFA World Cup 2026, thirteen national team coaches have stepped down from their positions. Coaches from Senegal and Tunisia were dismissed by their football associations, while Mexico’s coach left the team by mutual agreement. Coaches from Ghana, Germany, the Netherlands, Portugal, Ecuador, South Korea, Scotland, the Czech Republic, Uruguay, and Croatia have all resigned. Kathmandu, 29 Ashar.
Immediately after their teams’ elimination from the FIFA World Cup 2026, thirteen coaches parted ways with their national teams. The decision came in response to performances that fell short of expectations. The coaches of Senegal and Tunisia were dismissed by their football federations, whereas Mexico’s coach chose to leave through a mutual agreement with the federation. Senegal exited the tournament in the Round of 32 after a defeat to Belgium, prompting the Senegalese Football Federation to sack coach Pape Thiaw.
Following Tunisia’s group stage exit, the Tunisian Football Federation removed coach Sabri Lamouchi from his duties. Under Lamouchi’s guidance, Tunisia failed to win any matches at the World Cup. Meanwhile, after Mexico’s Round of 32 loss to England, co-host Mexico’s coach Javier Aguirre decided to part ways with the federation by mutual consent. Additionally, ten other coaches have submitted their resignations in the aftermath of the tournament.
