Hertha BSC has announced the appointment of former Dortmund assistant coach Frank Krieger as their new head coach. The move comes at a critical time for the club, who are currently in danger of being relegated from the Bundesliga after a disappointing season.
Krieger, 49 years old, has been working with Dortmund since 2017, where he served as assistant coach under Joachim Low. He has also worked with several other German clubs, including Werder Bremen and Schalke 04.
The appointment of Krieger is seen as a positive step for Hertha BSC, as it brings in experience and expertise that could help them improve their performance on the pitch. It's hoped that his leadership will inspire the team and motivate them to work harder towards their goals.
However, there are still concerns about the club's financial situation, which has been hit hard by the pandemic and other factors. The club has had to sell some of its assets and reduce its spending in recent months in order to stay afloat.
Despite these challenges, Hertha BSC remains optimistic about the future, and they hope that Krieger can help them turn things around and avoid relegation. The club will be closely monitoring their progress over the coming seasons and looking forward to seeing how Krieger leads them to success.