Daily Times
May 25, 2021
Outgoing Bayern Munich coach Hansi Flick will succeed his former boss Joachim Loew in the Germany dugout after Euro 2020, the German Football Association (DFB) announced on Tuesday.
“It’s all gone surprisingly quickly, but I am very happy to be Germany coach from the autumn,” said Flick, 56, after signing a three-year contract to succeed Loew. “I am hugely excited, because I see the class of players, and especially young players, which we have in Germany,” he added.
Flick, who was assistant coach to Loew when Germany won the 2014 World Cup, has long been the favourite to take over from Loew, who will leave the job after 15 years in charge later this year. “He was top of my wish list from the very start,” said national team director Oliver Bierhoff.
May 25, 2021 - 11:25 am By Staff Reporter
Former Bayern Munich manager Hansi Flick has been appointed as Germany s new manager and will assume the role following the 2020 UEFA European Championship.
The German Football Association (DFB) has confirmed that Flick will replace incumbent manager Joachim Low at the end of the Euro 2020 campaign, which is set to get underway next month.
The 56-year-old, who guided Bayern Munich to six major honours during his brief tenure at the Allianz Arena, has signed a three-year deal that will run until the end of the 2024 European Championship campaign.
His appointment follows Low s decision to step down from his national team post at the conclusion of this year s tournament after 15 years at the helm of Die Mannschaft.
Hansi Flick to become Germany coach after Euro 2020
Former Bayern Munich coach Hansi Flick has signed a deal to become the new Germany coach. He will replace his former boss Joachim Löw after the upcoming European Championships.
Hansi Flick won it all at Bayern but didn t last long in the job
One of the biggest open secrets in German football was confirmed on Tuesday, with Hansi Flick unveiled as Germany s new coach and set to take over after the Euros.
Flick left Bayern Munich on unhappy terms despite winning the Champions League, Bundesliga, World Club Cup and German Cup trophies in the 2019 to 2020 season. In his brief stint with Germany s top club team, he won a total of seven titles over two seasons, including this season s Bundesliga.