US EditionSoccer-Suriname Coach Menzo Quits Ahead of World Cup Playoffs
- Suriname coach Stanley Menzo unexpectedly resigned after the team's failure to qualify directly for the World Cup last month.
- Menzo officially announced his resignation after Suriname lost to Guatemala, which caused them to lose their top position in the group.
- Suriname will still participate in the March playoffs, aiming for their first World Cup spot, as reported by Reuters.
- Menzo expressed pride in the team's achievements and wished them success in the upcoming playoffs, stating, 'I sincerely wish the players... much happiness, strength, and success'.
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Suriname coach Menzo quits ahead of World Cup playoffs
Dec 1 - Suriname coach Stanley Menzo has surprisingly quit after their failure to secure direct World Cup qualification last month but ahead of the March playoffs where they still have a chance to claim their first-ever place at the finals. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Stanley Menzo has resigned as coach of the Suriname national team, effective immediately. He reached his decision after an extensive...
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DWTonline.comAfter missing out on the World Cup in CONCACAF qualifying, Stanley Menzo has resigned as Suriname's national coach. The former goalkeeper has decided not to coach Suriname in the intercontinental play-offs next March.
The selection of Surinam started the week with the unexpected resignation of its now former technical director, Stanley Menzo, leaving the Natio without strategism a few months from the World Cup repechaje in March, where it will initially be seen...
A similar drama to the Indonesian national team's experience has recurred. This time, it's affecting Suriname, just as their chances of qualifying for the 2026 World Cup are still wide open.
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