Former Bayern Stalwart Demichelis Takes over at RB Leipzig
The former Argentina defender arrives after leading Mallorca to an eight-game unbeaten run and a win over Real Madrid.
- On Monday, the German club RB Leipzig announced Martin Demichelis, a former Argentina international, as manager after he signed a two-season contract.
- Demichelis replaces Ole Werner, who was sacked on Wednesday after just one season in charge of the Saxon side, with the club citing dissatisfaction with the team's "performance."
- The 45-year-old brings extensive experience, having won 51 international caps for Argentina and league titles with River Plate, Bayern Munich, and Manchester City before coaching at Malaga and Bayern.
- "That international perspective is an excellent fit for RB Leipzig and our global outlook," said Marcel Schaefer, Leipzig's managing director for sport, as the team qualified for the Champions League.
- Demichelis aims to create a side playing "bold, intense" football, building on his recent stint at Mallorca where he oversaw an eight-game unbeaten record and a victory over Real Madrid.
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Leipzig hires former Argentina defender Martín Demichelis as coach
Leipzig has hired former Argentina defender Martín Demichelis as coach to succeed Ole Werner, whom the club surprisingly fired last week. Leipzig says the 45-year-old Demichelis has signed a contract through June 2028. Demichelis was previously in charge of Mallorca…
Football club RB Leipzig has signed Martín Demichelis as new coach.
The RB Leipzig has appointed Martin Demichelis as the new coach of the men's team. The 45-year-old German is replacing Ole Werner, who was dismissed last week.
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