Zealand football
Darren Bazeley To Step Down As New Zealand Head Coach In December
One New Zealand Stadium: Darren Bazeley will step down as New Zealand men’s national football team head coach when his contract expires in December 2026, bringing his four-year tenure to an end despite guiding the All Whites to their first FIFA World Cup qualification since 2010.
New Zealand Football confirmed the decision ahead of the team’s upcoming home series against India in November, which will mark Bazeley’s final assignment in charge.
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