Red Flames in search of new head coach after departure of Gunnarsdottir
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The Belgian Football Association has parted ways with Elisabet Gunnarsdottir, the head coach of the Red Flames. Her departure does not come as a surprise to many followers of women's football. Gunnarsdottir was appointed with a clear goal: to guide the national team to the World Cup. Because this goal was not achieved, the collaboration has now been terminated.
The focus of the football association is now entirely on finding a successor who can get the team back on the right track. There is already intense speculation behind the scenes regarding the profile of the new coach. The question is whether the association will opt for a manager who brings a different tactical vision, such as a greater emphasis on ball possession and attacking football.
Simon Mignolet, who holds an advisory role within the association, will also be closely involved in the search for a new coach. The decision is crucial for the future of the Red Flames, as the team looks to recover for the upcoming international matches. The association wants to provide clarity as soon as possible so as not to disrupt preparations.
Gunnarsdottir's departure marks the end of a short and challenging period for the team. The players and staff are now looking forward to a new chapter. The coming weeks will reveal who will take charge of the Red Flames and what course the new head coach will set.
Sources: De Standaard
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