Uruguay coach Marcelo Bielsa says he expects his time leading the national team to end after the World Cup. Multiple reports describe mounting discussion around his future as Uruguay’s results have been inconsistent in recent matches, including a heavy 5-1 defeat to the United States. Bielsa, who has previously managed in club and international football, frames the statement around the tournament as the endpoint of his role. The comments add context to growing attention on the team’s performance and Bielsa’s leadership going forward. While the reports focus on the assessment of results, they also note that Bielsa’s message is that his current commitment is tied to the World Cup timeline rather than extending beyond it. The coverage does not indicate a formal change in Uruguay’s coaching arrangements at this stage, but it highlights that his remarks come amid scrutiny over the team’s form.