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Marcelo Bielsa close to becoming new Uruguay manager - The Athletic - The New York Times
Marcelo Bielsa is close to agreeing a deal to become the new Uruguay national team manager. The 67-year-old has been out of management since departing Leeds United in February 2022. A deal is not ...
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Marcelo Bielsa and Jesse Marsch unfiltered: How CONMEBOL, journalists and referees felt their ire - The Athletic - The New York Times
Marcelo Bielsa and Jesse Marsch unfiltered: How CONMEBOL, journalists and referees felt their ire. By Pablo Maurer. July 13, 2024 Updated July 15, 2024.
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Bielsa and the Uruguay culture Suarez says is going to explode – ‘Nobody can imagine the demands’ - The Athletic - The New York Times
On the face of it, Marcelo Bielsa enjoyed a promising start to life as the head coach of Uruguay. In the South American qualifying section for the 2026 World Cup, they flew out of the traps ...
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Marcelo Bielsa wanted to manage Everton Under-21s before taking charge of first team in summer - The Athletic - The New York Times
Marcelo Bielsa wanted to take charge of Everton’s Under-21s until the summer — with his staff taking charge of the first team. Bielsa flew into London on Thursday to hold talks with the ...
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Luis Suarez complains about culture under Uruguay’s Marcelo Bielsa: ‘Players are going to reach a limit and explode’ - The Athletic - The New York Times
Luis Suarez said he feels “hurt” by the culture instilled by manager Marcelo Bielsa within the walls of the Uruguayan national team. Suarez, who in September announced his retirement from the ...
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Uruguay Coach Marcelo Bielsa Says Players Deserve Apology, Not Sanctions After Copa America Fight - U.S. News & World Report
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Uruguay coach Marcelo Bielsa thinks his players deserve an apology, not sanctions, for going into the stands at Bank of America Stadium and participating in a fight with ...
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A Bleak View of Soccer’s Future Misses the Full Picture
Uruguay Coach Marcelo Bielsa lamented that the sport was surrendering its appeal in service to its business. He’s right. And also wrong. By Rory Smith Reporting from Berlin Barely lifting his ...