South Africa coach Hugo Broos says he will reflect on his future after the team’s World Cup exit. Following the end of South Africa’s campaign—after results that included reaching the knockout stage for the first time—the coach said it is “not clever to take decisions when you are disappointed.” Broos adds that he will not rush any conclusions in the immediate aftermath, indicating he will think over the coming days before deciding whether he continues in his role. Separate reports describe his remarks as a hint that the 2026 FIFA World Cup could be his last tournament as coach, framing his comments as linked to the emotional impact of the defeat. The outlets agree on the overall message: Broos responds to the disappointment with a pause for reflection rather than immediate decision-making, while also suggesting possible limits on how long he intends to remain in charge. His statements position the next steps as dependent on what he concludes after taking time to consider the outcome of the World Cup campaign.