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Qatar beat Vietnam 4-2 on aggregate in the second round of World Cup qualifiers Asian zone last month but the Qatar Football Association (QFA) said they decided to end the contract after the "rather alarming fashion" in which they edged the "humble" southeast Asians.
Qatar, who have never qualified for the World Cup finals but will host the tournament in 2022, lost 2-1 to Vietnam in Hanoi in the second leg after easing past the 144th FIFA-ranked side 3-0 in Doha.
"We thank him for his efforts. But we feel this is a time to move on so we mutually agreed to end the contract," QFA President Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani said in a statement late on Sunday night.
