According to Sport, Bielsa's frustration boiled over after Uruguay's elimination from the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Immediately after the final whistle, the Argentine coach grew impatient during post-match interviews, abruptly shouting, "Hurry up!" During the exchange, Bielsa came across as dismissive and uncomfortable, eventually muttering "Nothing" before clearly wanting to leave the area.

His irritation didn't stop there. When DAZN asked about Muslera's substitution at halftime, Bielsa replied curtly, "He decided to leave himself." When the reporter pressed further, the coach cut the conversation short: "I've already answered."

At that moment, Aitana Bonmatí's "Superestrella" was being played in the stadium, creating an ironic contrast with the tense atmosphere surrounding Bielsa.

Bielsa was already under strain during this match against Spain, with previous reports of dressing room tensions: several key Uruguayan players allegedly demanded reduced training intensity and a tactical reassessment.

In the same interview, Bielsa admitted: "I failed to bring out the best in the Uruguayan players." He said it hastily and without elaboration, clearly eager to end the conversation.

His tactical decisions also faced scrutiny: Muslera was substituted at halftime, and Federico Valverde was replaced in the 57th minute when Uruguay still harbored hopes of equalizing. Both changes immediately drew criticism.

Bielsa left the stadium visibly displeased, making no effort to hide his frustration, which has intensified speculation about his future. Uruguay has been eliminated, and Bielsa's tournament ended amid criticism, doubts, and a fractured dressing room.

One question looms: will the 2026 World Cup have repercussions for certain players, and more pressingly, has the Argentine coach already managed his last match for Uruguay?

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