Belgium coach Domenico Tedesco has been fired after he failed to generate the expected results with the national team, the Belgian soccer association announced on Friday.

Belgium coach Domenico Tedesco has been fired after he failed to revive the national team during this relatively short tenure, the Belgian soccer federation said Friday. The German-Italian manager was hired in Feb.

Domenico Tedesco has left his role as Belgium head coach just 10 months after extending his contract. The 39-year-old, appointed in 2023, and his staff had renewed terms through to the 2026 World Cup last March.

Belgium have fired coach Domenico Tedesco after a series of disappointing results in recent months, local media reported on Friday.The decision had been widely anticipated for weeks, especially after Tedesco failed to show up for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers draw in December.

Belgium have parted company with head coach Domenico Tedesco after two years.Tedesco took the reins of the Red Devils in February 2023 on an initial 18-month deal in the wake of Roberto Martínez's

Tedesco was appointed in February 2023 to replace Roberto Martinez and rebuild the squad. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Belgium has dismissed coach Domenico Tedesco following a string of underwhelming performances. The anticipated move comes after he skipped the 2026 World Cup qualifiers draw. Belgium's exit from the European Championship and poor Nations League showing hastened the decision,

Domenico Tedesco's stint as Belgium football team 's head coach has come to a sudden end after a string of poor performances. The Italian-German coach was sacked after under two years in the position, with increasing criticism over the team's recent record of just two wins in their last 10 games.

The 39-year-old Domenico Tedesco, who was under contract until 2026, leaves Belgium following a dismal run of form that saw him win just two of his final 10 matches at the helm

Belgium head coach Domenico Tedesco has been sacked after less than two years in charge. The Italian-German had been under pressure following a series of disappointing results, with his side winning just two of their past 10 games.