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Vincenzo Montella led the Turkish national football team. The team showed a series of four defeats in the Nations League.
The Turkish Football Federation (TFF) announced on its page on the social network X its decision not to continue cooperation with Italian coach Vincenzo Montella.
Earlier, Milliyet reported on TFF's decision to terminate Montella's contract due to the team's defeats in all four matches of the group stage of the Nations League, which took place during the autumn break for national teams. After the defeat to the Italian national team on Monday with a score of 1:3, the leadership of the federation finally decided to end cooperation with the 52-year-old Italian.
“It has been decided not to continue cooperation with the head coach of our national team, Mr. Vincenzo Montella,” the federation said in a statement.

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