Media reports former Germany boss is frustrated with club's reluctance to guarantee his job as coach beyond the summer. FMTNews HerthaBerlin
BERLIN: Jurgen Klinsmann shocked Bundesliga club Hertha Berlin on Tuesday by stepping down as coach just 10 weeks after taking the reins at the ambitious capital club.
“I am convinced that Hertha will stay up,” he added in a message addressed to the club’s fans, before suggesting that he felt a lack of trust from the club hierarchy. “We were very surprised by what happened this morning. There were no previous indications of this decision,” said sporting director Michael Preetz.
Since taking over, he has become the face of Hertha’s bold new ambitions to establish themselves among the Bundesliga elite, following a lucrative new deal with investor Lars Windhorst last summer. The former Bayern Munich, Inter Milan and Tottenham star will retain his place on the club board, a position he held before taking over from Covic last November.
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