Today, the official confirmation from the Australian Football Federation stated that head coach Graham Arnold has voluntarily resigned from his position. Subsequently, Arnold released a statement regarding his departure.
“Coaching the Australian national team has been the pinnacle of my career, and it has been an honor. From breaking records to nurturing new talents, and creating history on the World Cup stage, I am immensely proud of our achievements. After careful consideration, I believe it is time for a new coaching team to lead Australia forward.”
“I sincerely thank the players, my team members, the Australian Football Federation, and the fans for their unwavering support. The Australian team has a bright future, and I believe they will continue to achieve excellent results.”
“I have dedicated 40 years to Australian football, and the past six years have been as the national team’s head coach. After the match in Indonesia, I mentioned that some decisions would be made. My intuition tells me that it is time for a change. This decision is not just for myself but also for the overall project of the team.”
“My resignation is based on what is best for the country, the players, and Australian football. I have given everything to this position, and I am immensely proud of the achievements during my tenure.”
Arnold: Resigning from Australia is not just for myself, but in the best interest of the country. Author：Sports UEFA.Please indicate the source when reproduced：https://www.sportsuefa.com/football-world/38841.html
