Former USMNT coach Jurgen Klinsmann has launched his latest attack on Bundesliga club Hertha Berlin. In a diary published by German outlet Bild on Wednesday, Klinsmann accused the club of a “culture of lying”. (…)
Jurgen Klinsmann has resigned as manager of Hertha Berlin. The Bundesliga side announced the news on Tuesday with the club in the midst of a relegation battle. Klinsmann served as manager for 76 days (…)
Former U.S. Men’s National Team head coach and current Hertha Berlin manager Jurgen Klinsmann is in a tricky situation abroad. Klinsmann has failed to present the German Football Association an up to date (…)
Jurgen Klinsmann spoke about the sorry state of the USMNT heading into 2020.
Three years after being fired as head coach of the U.S. Men’s National Team, Jurgen Klinsmann has finally landed a new job. The German legend has been hired as interim coach of Bundesliga side Hertha Berlin, the (…)
Jurgen Klinsmann is headed back to Germany. Bundesliga club Hertha Berlin announced Friday that Klinsmann has joined the supervisory board. The 55-year-old was linked earlier this Fall with the Ecuador (…)
Former U.S. Men’s National Team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann is reportedly linked with a move to Ecuador for the same position. Bein Sports reported that Ecuador was set to appoint the German as head (…)
Jurgen Klinsmann reflected on his USMNT dismissal and offered his look at the team’s future.
Jurgen Klinsmann wasn’t able to help the U.S. Men’s National Team qualify for the 2018 World Cup, but he’s still going to be part of the tournament.
Jurgen Klinsmann says the USMNT would be heading to Russia if he remained in charge.
