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Brazil’s national head coach Tite announced his resignation immediately after the national team’s exit from the 2022 FIFA World Cup, which saw them draw 1-1 with Croatia after extra-time and eventually lose 4-2 on penalties.
The 61-year-old had previously spoke of his intention to leave the job after the 2022 tournament, and followed through on his promise after the match.
“It is a painful defeat but I go in peace. It is the end of a cycle,” he said.
“I already said that a year and a half ago. I didn’t come here to win and then turn around and say I was going to stay. People who know me know that.”
The South American side were the favourites to win the tournament, but saw their hopes of progression dashed after Bruno Petkovic’s 117th minute equaliser cancelled out Neymar’s earlier opener in extra-time.
Croatia were successful from all four of their attempts from the spot, while Casemiro’s opening penalty for Brazil was saved down the centre of the goal and Marquinhos struck the upright to send their opponents through to a second straight semi-finals berth.
Tite’s resignation comes after six years in the role, taking over in June 2016 following Brazil’s shock group stage exit from Copa América Centenario.
This article was updated 2 days ago