Who are the coaches who managed in Qatar 2022 and will have a new opportunity in North America 2026?
The world of technical directors is different from that of footballers. A coach can go a long time without managing for various reasons: poor performance in the last teams they were in charge of, a style of play not suited to current football, or simply the absence of a project that meets their expectations from their suitors. It is also true that it is one of the most complicated jobs to maintain, perhaps the most difficult in football. The coach stays in their position based on their results, their relationship with the squad and the directors, and the objectives met.

TL;DR
- Eight coaches from the Qatar 2022 World Cup will manage in the 2026 World Cup.
- Lionel Scaloni of Argentina has led his team to multiple titles including the 2022 World Cup.
- Didier Deschamps of France has a long tenure and reached two World Cup finals.
- Zlatko Dalić of Croatia led his team to the 2018 World Cup final.
- Hajime Moriyasu of Japan achieved historic wins against Germany and Spain in 2022.
- Murat Yakin of Switzerland led his team past the group stage in 2022.
- Roberto Martínez of Portugal aims for success after a previous World Cup disappointment.
- Graham Arnold led Australia to the Round of 16 in 2022 and qualified Iraq for 2026.
- Carlos Queiroz will manage his sixth World Cup, recently appointed to Ghana.