Graham Arnold
Graham Arnold is an Australian football manager and former player, known for his significant contributions to Australian football. He served as the head coach of the Australian national team, leading them through various international competitions, including the FIFA World Cup qualifiers. Arnold was recently in the news following his departure from the national team after a string of underwhelming performances.
Born on Aug 05, 1963 (63 years old)
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Iraq:
Graham Arnold is the coach of the Iraqi national team and is confident in his players' abilities ahead of their match against Kuwait.
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Egypt:
Graham Arnold is the head coach of the Iraqi national team.
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United Arab Emirates:
Graham Arnold is the coach of the Iraqi national team who decided to replace Ali Al-Hamadi due to his injury.
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Australia:
Graham Arnold was the Socceroos coach who made the controversial substitution of Mat Ryan.
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Australia:
Graham Arnold was the former coach who wanted to include Cristian Volpato in the last World Cup squad.
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Australia:
Graham Arnold was the coach of the Socceroos during their friendly match against Mexico at AT&T Stadium.
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Australia:
Graham Arnold’s Olyroos stood 90 minutes away from a rare quarter-final appearance at an Olympic Games.
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Australia:
Iraq coach Graham Arnold ahead of the France match on how to deal with Kylian Mbappé.
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Germany:
Graham Arnold is the Australian coach of the Iraqi national team.
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Canada:
Iraq coach Graham Arnold said just qualifying for the tournament was a miracle.
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