Ronald Koeman resigns as head coach of the Netherlands following the team’s elimination from the FIFA World Cup 2026. Multiple reports say the Dutch are knocked out in the Round of 32 by Morocco. The match ends 1-1 before Morocco wins the penalty shootout, with Dutch players missing penalties in the shootout. Koeman’s departure ends his second spell in charge of the national team. Sources describe his resignation as occurring shortly after the defeat, with Koeman acknowledging disappointment and thanking the squad and staff. The Times of India also reports Koeman says he is prioritising family and health as part of his decision. Other outlets similarly report that Koeman steps down after the Morocco result, ending his role as head coach. Coverage also notes that the process of elimination and post-match reactions come amid wider attention on online abuse directed at some Dutch penalty takers. Overall, the reports present Koeman’s resignation as directly linked to the Netherlands’ early exit, which they describe as their earliest-ever World Cup elimination.