The Belgian Football Federation has confirmed that Rudy Garcia is stepping down from his role as selector for the national team. This decision follows Belgium’s elimination from the tournament in the quarter-finals, held across SAD, Mexico, and Canada. The federation indicated that the termination of Garcia’s mandate was based on the team’s overall performance.
Criticism regarding the technical staff has been noted, particularly concerning match outcomes, including a specific incident involving the goalkeeper substitution and an error attributed to Lesens that contributed to the team’s defeat. After serving in the position for an eighteen-month period, Garcia has formally resigned from his role with the Belgian national team. The announcement marks a significant change in the technical direction of Belgian football as the team moves forward.
The federation’s assessment has deemed the period under Garcia’s leadership unsuccessful, leading to this change in leadership. The confirmation of his departure signals a period of reassessment for the national squad. While the focus remains on the immediate future of the Belgian team, the conclusion of Garcia’s tenure concludes his involvement with the national setup.
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