Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann resigns after World Cup disaster
New York Post • • sports
Key Points:
- Germany's head coach Julian Nagelsmann resigned following the team's surprising Round of 32 loss to Paraguay in the World Cup, prompting a leadership change.
- The German football association is considering Jurgen Klopp, former Liverpool coach and current global head of soccer for Red Bull, as Nagelsmann's replacement, with Klopp expressing general willingness but no firm commitment.
- Nagelsmann initially resisted resignation but ultimately stepped down, emphasizing the need for a fresh start after the team's disappointing performance.
- Germany's loss marked their first penalty shootout defeat at a major tournament since 1976 and extended their streak of failing to reach the Round of 16 to three consecutive World Cups.
- Additionally, Germany's assistant coaches Benjamin Gluck and Benjamin Hubner are also leaving the national team staff.
