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Klopp Expected to Be Named New Germany Coach on Friday
- On Friday, the German soccer federation will present Jurgen Klopp as Germany's new national coach at a press conference in Frankfurt, following talks that reached agreement on essential contract key points on July 11.
- The DFB dismissed former head coach Julian Nagelsmann after Germany crashed out of the World Cup, losing to Paraguay on penalties in the round of 32, marking the country's third straight World Cup debacle since 2014.
- Klopp previously coached Borussia Dortmund and Liverpool, where he led the English side to a league title in 2020 ending a 30-year drought and won a Champions League triumph, their sixth European crown.
- Red Bull will release Klopp from his contract without a transfer fee, instead accepting a $1.1 million donation to the Wings for Life charity foundation supporting spinal cord injury research.
- Klopp is expected to sign a contract running until the 2030 World Cup, with the 59-year-old saying this month he felt recharged and ready to lead Germany back to prominence as a football powerhouse.
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