Overview
- Trinidad and Tobago’s FA confirmed negotiations over revised terms and remuneration stalled following the failed 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign.
- Multiple outlets report Yorke declined a proposed pay cut as part of the new deal, though the FA characterised the outcome as a mutual decision.
- Yorke’s tenure began in November 2024 and lasted about 17 months, with four wins in 18 matches during his spell in charge.
- Qualification hopes ended with a 1-1 draw against Jamaica that left the Soca Warriors third in their group.
- The FA said the door remains open to future dialogue as it resets the men’s programme, and Yorke said he intended to continue but cited circumstances beyond his control.