Spanish coach of India’s soccer team leaves. Sport is also troubled at the club level
- Manolo Márquez has left his position as head coach of India’s soccer team by mutual consent after just one win in eight games.
- Both Márquez and the federation recognized that the objectives set out a year ago were not progressing as intended.
- The decision was made in the larger interest of Indian football, as stated in a press release.
- Most teams in the Indian Super League have declined to play, citing unpreparedness, amidst the impending expiration of the AIFF's contract with Football Sports Development Limited.
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Spanish coach of India’s soccer team leaves. Sport is also troubled at the club level
Manolo Márquez has left his position by mutual consent as head coach of India's soccer team after just one win in eight games and less than a year in the job.
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Spanish coach of India's soccer team leaves. Sport is also troubled at the club level
Manolo Márquez has left his position by mutual consent as head coach of India’s soccer team after just one win in eight games and less than a year in the job.
·United States
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