Honduras coach, Luis Fernando Suarez, resigned after his team’s exit from the FIFA World Cup on Thursday.
A 0-3. loss to Switzerland in Manaus ended Honduras’ campaign as they finished bottom of Group E without a point.
Speaking after the loss, Suarez said the time had come for a change at the helm and the 54-year-old believes Honduras have a bright future.
“I made the decision to step down five minutes ago. It’s time for a change,” the former Ecuador coach said.
“The new coach has a good squad at his disposal, we’ve got good young players and we’re on the right track. I’ll take positive memories from this experience and I’ll always be a Honduras fan.”
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