Extended international break raises stakes for under-pressure football managers
Three coaches have already lost their jobs this season, with others facing scrutiny as the break begins, according to the BBC.
An extended international break is adding pressure on football managers under scrutiny, the BBC reported.
According to the broadcaster, three coaches have already lost their jobs so far this season.
The BBC report suggested additional managers could face increased pressure during the break, without naming specific individuals at risk.
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