Overview
- The Costa Rican federation confirmed on November 20 that Miguel Herrera and his staff were removed following the end of the qualifying campaign.
- FCRF president Osael Maroto said a confidential finiquito was negotiated and characterized the agreement as favorable for the federation.
- Regional reports say the settlement corresponds to Herrera’s December salary of $25,000, though some outlets have cited higher monthly pay figures.
- Costa Rica finished third in Group C with seven points, missing both direct qualification and the intercontinental playoff.
- The federation has begun evaluating candidates to replace Herrera, as other national teams have also parted with coaches after qualifying failures, including Honduras, Jamaica and Sweden.