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The Guardian
Exit Strategies: Why 25% of World Cup Coaches Have Left Their Positions
Several national team coaches have resigned or been dismissed following early exits from the World Cup. Tunisia's Sabri Lamouchi was sacked after a heavy defeat in the group stage, and Hervé Renard resigned shortly after his appointment due to poor team performance. Portugal's Roberto Martínez was eliminated in the last 16, leading to his departure, while South Korea's Hong Myung-bo returned to his role amid criticism and subsequently resigned. Other coaches, including Czechia’s Miroslav Koubek, Scotland’s Steve Clarke, Uruguay’s Marcelo Bielsa, Croatia’s Zlatko Dalic, Ghana’s Carlos Queiroz, Germany’s Julian Nagelsmann, Mexico’s Javier Aguirre, the Netherlands’ Ronald Koeman, and Ecuador’s Sebastián Beccacece, all stepped down or were dismissed after their teams’ respective early exit from the tournament.
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