Germany, which will host the UEFA European Championships next year, announced on Sunday (10th) that it would fire team leader Felix after a 1-4 defeat at the feet of Japan in a warm-up match, making it the first head coach in German history to be fired. With only nine months to go before the UEFA Europa League, the German FA is also looking for a new manager, and Picture Post is the first to publicize a list of 10 candidates, including top coaches such as Nagelsmann, Schiedam, and Younger, among others.
Ferrick 2 years ago to take over the Bayern Munich "3 Championships" manager to coach Germany, but he introduced a new tactical reform is obviously not Work, last year Qatar World Cup fell out of the group stage, this year's team form continues to slump, the last 5 warm-up matches, 1 and 4 losses, after losing to Japan, the German Football Association decided to kill, Ferrick has become the first Germany since 1926 after the establishment of the post of the team leader to the first fired from the job! The team leader was fired in 1926.
The German newspaper "Picture Post" broke the news that the FA has decided on a 10-person shortlist for the new manager, including Nagelsmann, Schiedam, Younger, Gopp, Chilenschwinn, Matus, Semma, Golus, Woolla and Grassner, among which Nagelsmann is the favorite. 36-year-old Nagelsmann was sacked from his coaching position at Bayern Munich in March this year, but his contract with Bayern has not yet been terminated, which means that the German FA still has to work with Bayern on the "transfer". The German Football Association (DFB) is still working with Bayern on the "transfer".
As for the other candidates, France's legendary Stein has been waiting for 2 years, and it will be difficult for Germany to persuade him to take over. On the other hand, the famous Dutch coach, Younger, let it be known that he is considering to take over the job: "Normally I won't be coaching the club again, but if there is an attractive country, I will probably consider it. The 72-year old Younger had coached Bayern Munich for 2 years and is no stranger to German soccer.
As for Liverpool's leader Gopp, he is reportedly the DFB's "dream candidate", but Gopp has already made it clear that he is loyal to Liverpool, and will not be a target for the German national team to achieve in the short term. Germany will face France in a warm-up match on Wednesday (13th). Director Woolla will take over the leadership of the team, while Sindoor Warner will take up the role of assistant coach.
Germany's candidate list of new managers:
Nagelsmann (Bayern Munich)
Sten (free agent)
Younger (free agent)
Gopp (Liverpool leader)
Kilian Swain (South Korean leader)
Matus (free agent)
Semma (Dormont adviser)
Golus (free agent)
Woolla (Director of the German National Team)
