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Germany Coach Julian Nagelsmann Resigns After Another World Cup Failure

The committee strongly recommended his resignation after Germany’s penalty loss, and Jurgen Klopp is the leading candidate to replace him.

  • On Friday, Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann resigned following his team's shock last-32 World Cup exit against Paraguay, a decision that followed a secret three-hour summit with DFB leadership in Frankfurt on Thursday.
  • DFB President Bernd Neuendorf, Bundesliga President Hans-Joachim Watzke, and Sporting Director Rudi Voller pressed Nagelsmann to resign, concluding he failed to justify Germany's early tournament elimination.
  • Nagelsmann is set to receive around £5million in a severance package, while Germany has failed to win a single knockout game since winning the World Cup in 2024.
  • The Daily Telegraph reports that Jurgen Klopp is the popular choice to succeed Nagelsmann, with the 59-year-old manager indicating openness to leading the national team.
  • Klopp, currently Head of Global Soccer for Red Bull GmbH, views the upcoming Euro 2028—hosted across England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland—as an attractive proposition for his return to management.
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The out for Julian Nagelsmann as a Bundestrainer is sealed. Now everything points to Jürgen Klopp as a successor. That is what international media write.

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Julian Nagelsmann has resigned as technical director of the German National Team, after the failure in the 2026 World Cup with his elimination after losing 4-3 in the series of penalties against Paraguay in the seven-year term. “I have made many reflections since our elimination and have consulted with people of confidence. My priority was always the success of the team. After such a bitter disappointment, they deserve the opportunity for a new …

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Determined, touched and communicated: The DFB deserves respect for the rapid separation of Julian Nagelsmann. A comment.

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Augsburger Allgemeine broke the news on Thursday, July 2, 2026.
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