Seven coaches depart after World Cup exit

The 2026 World Cup, hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, marked the end of the coaching tenures for seven national team managers, most of whom decided to resign after being eliminated in the group stage or the round of 32. Ecuador announced the departure of Sebastián Beccasés following their defeat to Mexico, while Marcelo Bielsa decided to leave after Uruguay failed to qualify for the next round. Ronald Koeman resigned after the Netherlands lost in a penalty shootout to Morocco. Miroslav Koubek left with the Czech Republic after exiting the group stage, and Hong Myung-bo stepped down from South Korea amid criticism. Scotland's Steve Clarke announced his departure after being eliminated in the first round, and Tunisia's coach, Sabri Lamouchi, was dismissed following a heavy loss to Sweden.

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