Matt Ross has resigned as head coach of the Nepal national men’s football team, the All Nepal Football Association (ANFA) said. ANFA General Secretary Kiran Rai confirmed Ross informed the association of his resignation via WhatsApp two days ago. The Kathmandu Post
Head coach of the Nepali national men’s football team, Matt Ross, has resigned from his position. Ross, who was appointed for one year last March, resigned before completing his term. Under Ross’s leadership, Nepal played seven international matches and managed one win, two draws, and four losses. Onlinekhabar English
According to sources, he has submitted his resignation letter to the All Nepal Football Association (ANFA). Australian-born Ross took charge of the national team last March, signing a one-year contract. He has over 20 years of coaching experience with different teams in Australia, Sweden, Germany, the Middle East and Korea. myRepublica
Under Ross, Nepal played two Asia Cup qualifier matches against Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh City and a goalless friendly against Bangladesh. The reason for his resignation has not been disclosed. During his tenure, Nepal played seven matches under his leadership. The Kathmandu Post
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