# Santos sacks Poland national soccer team coach after 'three wins in six games'

Fernando Santos sacked as Poland national soccer team coach

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"Coach Santos has decided to step down as head coach of the Polish national team," the Polish Football Association announced on its website on January 13 (local time).

Santos, who took over the reins of the Polish national team on Jan. 24 of this year, was relieved of his duties after just six games and eight months in charge.

The reason for Santos' dismissal is poor performance.

Poland lost 0-2 against Albania in their sixth Group E match of the European Football Confederation (UEFA) European Championship (Euro 2024) on Tuesday local time.

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Santos won three out of five Euro 2024 qualifiers and one friendly, but was criticized by the public after a 2-3 loss to underdog Moldova.

In addition, the Polish Football Federation pulled out the red card over the last six games, as fans questioned his managerial style, his lack of attendance at Polish league matches and his player selection process.

Santos rose to prominence when he led his native Portugal to the Euro 2016 title and the inaugural 2018-2019 UEFA Nations League, while also reaching the quarterfinals of the World Cup in Qatar.

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