The German football federation, the DFB, has officially announced that the former Bayern Munich manager, Hansi Flick, will handle the German national team to replace Joachim Low.
This decision has been made and is not new, as Flick’s decision to leave Bayern Munich at the end of this season has prompted speculation that the former assistant coach of Jogi Low will go to Die Mannschaft.
The contract, which was awarded by the DFB to the 56-year-old coach, runs until 2024. The signing of the contract took place at the headquarters of the German national team, with DFB vice president Peter Peters and Dr. Rainer Koch came by.
“Everything happened very quickly, especially the signing of the contract, but I am very happy to be the national team coach since the fall,” said Flick.
“The season has just ended and the last two years at FC Bayern have left their impression on me. The team spirit and attitude of the players are great and I will bring a lot of things that will help my work in my new role.”
“I am very happy because of the level of players we have in Germany, especially the young players. We have many reasons to be optimistic about the upcoming tournaments, including the Euro in 2024.”
“From experience, I know that Oliver Bierhoff [direktur timnas Jerman] will be a strong and trustworthy partner and that the staff behind the scenes will help ensure that we win. “
“I also hope to apply some of my ideas to the national team and academy. However, at the moment, what happened in September is not important – I will prepare a detailed report in August. What is important now is the tournament that is coming and I want to. Wish Jogi Löw, Marcus Sorg, Andy Köpke and the team all the best. Jogi Löw is more than worthy of completing his extraordinary career as national coach. “
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