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The German Football Association confirmed that Jürgen Klopp is close to signing a contract that would run through the 2030 World Cup, pending the resolution of his current role at Red Bull GmbH.
The DFB denies claims of player unrest and coaching staff resignations, stating that the decision to bring back Manuel Neuer was a collective, internally debated choice.
A behind‑the‑scenes look at the internal conflict that erupted when Julian Nagelsmann forced Manuel Neuer back into the German side, the fallout that nearly cost coach Andreas Kronenberg his job, and the subsequent rise of Alexander Nübel after his move to Turkey.
The Future Leaders in Football program, run alongside the 2026 World Cup, brings together emerging women leaders from across the Concacaf region and beyond, highlighting strides toward inclusive representation in the sport.
The European Court of Justice confirmed that the German Football Association can regulate player agents on public‑interest grounds, though the decision stops short of assessing the rule's legality and leaves the core competition dispute to national courts.
The suspension of Folarin Balogun's red‑card ban, prompted by a request from President Donald Trump, has sparked a worldwide backlash, with UEFA, European officials and coaches warning that sport's integrity is at risk.
FIFA's provisional suspension of Folarin Balogun's ban has ignited controversy across the sport, involving political figures, European football authorities and top coaches.
FIFA cleared forward Folarin Balogun to play after a phone call from former U.S. president Donald Trump, sparking criticism from football bodies and figures worldwide.
After U.S. President Donald Trump appealed, FIFA reversed the automatic suspension of forward Folarin Balogun, sparking criticism over political meddling in sport.
FIFA's reversal of a red‑card suspension for U.S. forward Folarin Balogun, prompted by a request from President Donald Trump, has ignited a firestorm among football officials, coaches and commentators worldwide.
FIFA's decision to lift the automatic red‑card suspension for striker Folarin Balogun after a call from President Donald Trump has ignited a global debate on the intersection of politics and football.
Jurgen Klopp has agreed to become Germany's new head coach following Julian Nagelsmann's resignation after Germany's World Cup exit. Klopp, who left Liverpool in 2024 and has been working as Red Bull's head of global soccer, is ready to return to coaching. He acknowledged that Germany's football issues require fundamental changes and aims to lead the national team's rebuild to restore its status among international football's elite.
After a disappointing World Cup campaign, Julian Nagelsmann resigned, opening the door for Jürgen Klopp, whose potential appointment is backed by Bayern Munich's leadership.
Julian Nagelsmann stepped down after a World Cup loss to Paraguay, prompting the German Football Association to consider Jürgen Klopp as his successor.
Julian Nagelsmann's exit follows the German team's early World Cup loss, with the DFB now examining the futures of sporting director Rudi Völler and managing director Andreas Rettig.
After a humbling World Cup, Julian Nagelsmann resigned as Germany's head coach, thanking fans and staff while signaling the need for a new era. The German Football Association now eyes Jürgen Klopp as a possible successor.
Julian Nagelsmann's departure follows a shocking defeat to Paraguay, igniting speculation about Jurgen Klopp's potential return and highlighting deeper structural problems in German football.
Julian Nagelsmann resigns after Germany's World Cup exit to Paraguay, a penalty shootout loss that marks the third straight tournament without a last‑16 berth.
The DFB issued a formal apology for the national side's disappointing showing at the 2026 World Cup, highlighting a pivotal moment for German football.
Julian Nagelsmann's tenure as Germany's national team coach has unraveled following a disappointing World Cup performance, prompting the DFB to consider a voluntary resignation
A narrow defeat in the 2026 World Cup Round of 32 laid bare Germany's waning physical edge and raised questions about the future direction of the national team.
Julian Nagelsmann's under‑performing World Cup campaign has sparked debate over a potential Jürgen Klopp takeover, a move that promises tactical renewal but raises questions about fit and ambition.
Nike will provide match and training balls for the Bundesliga, Supercup and participating clubs, marking a major investment in women’s football across Germany.
Julian Nagelsmann has pledged to honor his contract with the German Football Association until 2028, even as his tactics draw fire after a surprising World Cup elimination by Paraguay.