Red Bull appoint Schmidt as Klopp replacement
July 31 : Red Bull have appointed Roger Schmidt as their head of global soccer, replacing new Germany manager Juergen Klopp in the role.
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Jaissle has a lot to prove at Newcastle after Asian success
LONDON: It’s not just Newcastle United fans who will be scrutinizing Matthias Jaissle in the coming days and weeks. Fans around the world, and especially Saudi Arabia, will be curious to see if he can translate his success in Asia to the unforgiving English Premier League.
Juventus Selangkah Lagi Datangkan Kolo Muani dan Alajbegovic
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Norris feels he's doing a better job than last year
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Red Bull hire Lagrue from Mercedes to head junior programme
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Brighton’s pre-season plans thrown off by G7 helicopter landings
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Klopp handed task of reviving Germany’s football fortunes
FRANKFURT, Germany: Jurgen Klopp has been named Germany coach, the former Liverpool manager given the task of rebuilding the struggling European giants, the national federation (DFB) announced on Friday. Klopp’s appointment was widely expected for weeks and his contract will see him through to the 2030 World Cup co-hosted by Spain, Portugal and Morocco. The 59-year-old spoke publicly of his desire to take on the role after predecessor Julian Nagelsmann’s resignation earlier in July. Nagelsmann fell on his sword after a disappointing last-32 defeat at the hands of Paraguay, Germany’s third consecutive early World Cup exit since winning the tournament in 2014. As the German FA’s preferred candidate, Klopp’s willingness to take the job accelerated Nagelsmann’s departure. “It’s a great honor for me to be sitting here today,” Klopp told a press conference called by the DFB to announce his appointment in Frankfurt. “This is ideally the high point of my career, of my life, my professional life.