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World Cup 2026: Ronald Koeman resigns as Netherlands manager after World Cup exit

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World Cup 2026: Ronald Koeman resigns as Netherlands manager after World Cup exit
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Ronald Koeman has resigned as Netherlands manager following the team's World Cup exit against Morocco, citing personal reasons and the emotional toll of his wife's cancer battle. The Dutch FA is also pursuing criminal charges against individuals who racially abused players after the penalty shootout loss.

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The incident underscores the ongoing issue of online racism in sports and the personal pressures faced by high-profile managers.

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Figure caption, Netherlands crumble in penalty shootout as Morocco reach last 16

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The report relies on official statements from the KNVB and Koeman's own social media, maintaining a neutral reporting style.

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