After taking over at Hertha Berlin just two months ago, former Team USA and Bayern Munich head coach Jurgen Klinsmann has decided to step down from his position as manager of Bundesliga side Hertha Berlin.

Klinsmann leaves the German capital side after only 10 matches as the team’s head coach.

The 55-year-old Germany native took over the team in late November as Hertha sat in the relegation playoff position in the Bundesliga standings. He has steadied the ship for the team, putting them 6 points clear of the drop zone and in 14th place in the league.

However, after seeing that he did not quite see eye to eye with the team’s front office in terms of their “trust” in him.

Klinsmann shared in a statement that, “As head coach, however, I also need the trust of the people involved for this task, which has not yet been completed. Unity, cohesion and focus on the essential are the most important elements, especially in the relegation battle.”

Due to his lack of confidence in the team’s front office’s vision, Klinsmann has decided to leave the team, thrusting his former assistant Alexander Nouri into an unexpected role as the team’s head coach.

Hertha Berlin will face Paderborn in Bundesliga action this weekend.

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Although it was rumored that former USMNT’s head coach Jurgen Klinsmann might become boss of Ecuador’s national side, that won’t be the case. Instead, Klinsmann, who’s been out of a job since being fired by the U.S. in 2016, will take over Bundesliga’s Hertha Berlin.

Hertha announced on Wednesday that they have fired their manager Ante Covic, and hired Klinsmann on an interim basis. Covic was sacked after the team experienced a four-games losing streak and fell to 15th place on Bundesliga standings.

Klinsmann is expected to coach the club until a permanent replacement for Covic is found but might stick even until summer if the hiring process takes longer. The 55-year-old German manager was already a member of the team’s organization, being named to Hertha’s supervisory board earlier this month after the club was purchased by German entrepreneur Lars Windhorst.

Following the end of his illustrious career as a player, Jurgen Klinsmann managed the German national side and Bundesliga powerhouse Bayern Munchen. Klinsmann was hired as USMNT’s head coach in 2011, leading the country to FIFA World Cup appearance in 2014 before being sacked in 2016 following a series of bad results. His record with USMNT was 55 wins, 16 draws, and 27 losses.

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After taking over at Hertha Berlin just two months ago, former Team USA and Bayern Munich head coach Jurgen Klinsmann has decided to step down from his position as manager of Bundesliga side Hertha Berlin.

Klinsmann leaves the German capital side after only 10 matches as the team’s head coach.

The 55-year-old Germany native took over the team in late November as Hertha sat in the relegation playoff position in the Bundesliga standings. He has steadied the ship for the team, putting them 6 points clear of the drop zone and in 14th place in the league.

However, after seeing that he did not quite see eye to eye with the team’s front office in terms of their “trust” in him.

Klinsmann shared in a statement that, “As head coach, however, I also need the trust of the people involved for this task, which has not yet been completed. Unity, cohesion and focus on the essential are the most important elements, especially in the relegation battle.”

Due to his lack of confidence in the team’s front office’s vision, Klinsmann has decided to leave the team, thrusting his former assistant Alexander Nouri into an unexpected role as the team’s head coach.

Hertha Berlin will face Paderborn in Bundesliga action this weekend.

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Although it was rumored that former USMNT’s head coach Jurgen Klinsmann might become boss of Ecuador’s national side, that won’t be the case. Instead, Klinsmann, who’s been out of a job since being fired by the U.S. in 2016, will take over Bundesliga’s Hertha Berlin.

Hertha announced on Wednesday that they have fired their manager Ante Covic, and hired Klinsmann on an interim basis. Covic was sacked after the team experienced a four-games losing streak and fell to 15th place on Bundesliga standings.

Klinsmann is expected to coach the club until a permanent replacement for Covic is found but might stick even until summer if the hiring process takes longer. The 55-year-old German manager was already a member of the team’s organization, being named to Hertha’s supervisory board earlier this month after the club was purchased by German entrepreneur Lars Windhorst.

Following the end of his illustrious career as a player, Jurgen Klinsmann managed the German national side and Bundesliga powerhouse Bayern Munchen. Klinsmann was hired as USMNT’s head coach in 2011, leading the country to FIFA World Cup appearance in 2014 before being sacked in 2016 following a series of bad results. His record with USMNT was 55 wins, 16 draws, and 27 losses.

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