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Can Rebrov Replace Rossi in the National Team? MLSZ Reacted

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Speculation about Rossi's future has intensified after the Hungarian national team's poor start to the Nations League.

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Speculation about Rossi's future has intensified after the Hungarian national team's poor start to the Nations League.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The MLSZ responded to the suggestion that they are negotiating with another national captain. The organization's spokesperson confirmed it in an official statement.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Hungarian national football team has had a disappointing start to the Nations League. Marco Rossi's team, after losing 1-0 to the Ukrainians on Friday night, failed to improve on their performance against the Northern Irish on Monday, as they were held to a goalless draw away from home. It didn't take much for the Italian-born national team captain's position to be questioned.

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News of the departure of national team coach Marco Rossi emerged after a poor start to the Nations League.

·Hungary
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The Hungarian Football Association (MLSZ) has revealed whether the search for Marco Rossi's successor is already underway in-house - The Hungarian national team's head coach made a mysterious statement last Friday.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Hungarian national football team fell short of expectations, failing to score a goal in the first two rounds of the Nations League and collecting just one point. After the 0–0 draw against Northern Ireland, there were growing concerns that Serhiy Rebrov, former coach of Ferencváros and vice-president of the Ukrainian Football Federation, could replace Marco Rossi in the future. The MLSZ denied this.

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Magyar Nemzet broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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