Manager Garcia to leave Belgium when contract expires

Belgium manager Rudi Garcia will leave his role after the country's football association decided against extending his contract. Belgium manager Rudi Garcia will leave his post when his contract expires, after the country’s football association decided not to extend his deal, according to a report from BBC Sports. The decision brings Garcia’s spell in charge to an end without a renewal in place. The Garcia’s exit was confirmed in the BBC Sports report, which said the Belgian football authorities had opted against offering him a contract extension. Based on the limited public information in the monitored feed, the departure appears set to take effect when his current agreement runs out. The development adds another coaching change to Belgium’s football picture, with the national team now facing a period of transition. No further comment from Garcia or the association was included in the

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