The 2026 World Cup has concluded, triggering a wave of changes amongst national team coaching staffs. As of recently, a total of 16 national team managers have left their positions following the tournament’s final whistle. This number includes the recent departure of Rudi García, who had been managing the Belgian national team. The reasons behind these exits vary, but commonly include disappointing tournament performances or decisions to pursue new opportunities. This mass turnover signals a significant period of transition for many international football programs. Teams are now actively searching for new leadership to guide them through future qualifying campaigns and competitions. The changes are expected to reshape the landscape of international football in the coming months.