Marcelo Bielsa’s future as Uruguay manager has come under new scrutiny following the country’s disappointing exit from the 2026 World Cup. Uruguay was winless in Group H, drawing with Saudi Arabia and Cape Verde before losing 0-1 to Spain, ending the season.Bielsa’s frustration was evident after the game, with Bielsa having a heated argument at the post-match press conference. Video circulating online showed the veteran coach reacting angrily to reporters’ questions, attracting widespread attention. Bielsa is known for his fiery personality and direct approach and has often had tense interactions with the media during his career.watch:Uruguay entered the tournament with hopes of reaching the knockout rounds, but their performance failed to live up to expectations. The team only accumulated 2 points in three games and ended up without a win.The disappointing performance has raised questions about Bielsa’s future with the national team, especially given the expectations surrounding his appointment.Despite his frustration after the defeat, Bielsa later admitted responsibility for Uruguay’s poor record. The 70-year-old admitted the team’s results fell well below expectations, although he believes some of their performances deserved more.He also admitted that his nearly three-and-a-half-year coaching career had not produced the success needed to leave a lasting legacy in Uruguayan football, adding further uncertainty to the next steps for the coach and the national team.