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Sellami, Jordan part ways
Amman: Jamal Sellami has stepped down as head coach of the national team, the Jordan Football Association (JFA) said on Sunday.
Sellami's departure comes after Jordan ended their FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign with three defeats.

JFA President President Prince Ali bin Al Hussein, in announcing Sellami's departure, paid tribute to the Moroccan tactician.

"As your journey with Jordan national team comes to an ⁠end, ‌we thank you for your efforts and outstanding dedication, and for your contribution to achieving ⁠the historic milestone of qualifying our national team ​for the World ‌Cup," Prince Ali Hussein posted on social media.

"Your journey with Al-Nashama was truly exceptional, and you will always remain a cherished son of Jordan for the dedication, professionalism, and leadership you brought to ​the team."
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Appointed in June 2024, Sellami led ⁠Jordan to the 2025 FIFA Arab Cup ​final, which ended in a 3-2 extra time defeat by his native Morocco.

Jordan's FIFA World Cup debut ended at the group stage following defeats to Austria (3-1), Algeria (2-1) and Argentina (3-1).