Five 2026 World Cup managers depart their national teams
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 6:30 AM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026
Following the 2026 World Cup, five prominent coaches have stepped down from their national team roles. Didier Deschamps concluded a 14-year tenure with France after overseeing a period of notable success, while Julian Nagelsmann left Germany following a disappointing campaign. Roberto Martinez exited as Portugal manager after failing to advance past the last 16. Zlatko Dalic stepped away from Croatia after guiding the team to impressive finishes in recent tournaments. Steve Clarke announced his departure from Scotland, marking the end of a seven-year run amid criticism of the team's performance during the tournament.
- •Didier Deschamps ends 14-year reign with France.
- •Julian Nagelsmann leaves Germany after World Cup exit.
- •Roberto Martinez steps down as Portugal manager.
- •Zlatko Dalic departs Croatia after nine years.
- •Steve Clarke announces exit from Scotland following criticism.
- 6:30 AMYahoo Sports — Five 2026 World Cup managers now looking for new jobs
"A whole host of 2026 World Cup coaches have departed their national teams following the tournament, with some big names now on the hunt for a new challenge.Didier DeschampsDidier Deschamps has called ...
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