The events of the World Cup lead to a clash of coaches in the 2026 World Cup

The next edition will see the continuation of several … Trainers It’s their teams, even the regular changes that lead the game World CupIn addition to the exposure of coaches who are experimenting with different teams, based on more bets on what has been done to overcome the challenges of the competition and its minute details.

In front of the names is Didier Deschamps, who is preparing to lead the French national team for the third time in a row in the World Cup, after leading to win the 2018 title and reach the end of the 2022 edition, relying on a generation led by stars. Kylian Mbappe.

Deschamps wants to add a new victory to his career, having already won the championship as a player and … France in World Cup 1998.

They also have them Argentinian Marcelo Bielsa is one of the most famous names, as he leads the national team of Uruguay in the 2026 edition, becoming the first coach to participate in the World Cup with three different teams, after leading Argentina in 2002 and Chile in 2010.

Bielsa will be hoping to bring the Uruguayan national team back to the front, after they were knocked out in the first round of the final.

In turn, Javier Aguirre enters his third experience with the Mexican national team, after leading the team in the 2002 and 2010 editions, and managed to win the team, before his campaign stopped in the 16th round.

At home, the Mexican coach wants to achieve a record that will satisfy the fans of his country.

As for Roberto Martinez, he is facing this challenge this time with the national team of Portugal, after his previous experience with Belgium, which he led to third place in the World Cup 2018.

Zlatko Dalic continues his journey with… Croatian national teamAfter guiding him to the finals in 2018 and the third in 2022, Lionel Scaloni wants to repeat the great success with the national team of Argentina.

Gustavo Alvaro reappears with the national team of Paraguay, after his success with Ecuador, together with Hajime Moriyasu, who continues to lead the national team of Japan, and Hong Myung-bo, who returned with the national team of South Korea to pay for the failure of the World Cup 2014.

In Africa, Vladimir Petkovic leads the Algerian national team in returning to the World Cup after being absent, while Murad Yakin continues his work with the Swiss national team.

Among the old names, Dutchman Dick Advocaat is set to lead Curacao’s national team at the tournament, becoming the oldest coach in World Cup history at 78 years old.

Advocaat previously led the Netherlands in the 1994 World Cup, then South Korea in the 2006 edition, before returning to the international stage with a desire to write a new chapter in his long coaching career.