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Football: Matthäus About Nagelsmann: No Top Job in Germany for the Time Being

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What does Julian Nagelsmann do after the end as a Bundestrainer? Lothar Matthäus believes that the doors at the German top clubs remain closed for the time being. He sees another solution.

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Berlin (dpa) – German football legend Lothar Matthäus has advised former Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann to look for a new job outside of Germany following the disappointing performance at the recent World Cup. Matthäus wrote in an article for Sky: "I don't think Nagelsmann will get a job in Germany anytime soon. He's under much more scrutiny here than he would abroad." Matthäus added: "No one wants to personally offend him. But lately, he's bee…

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The early departure at the World Cup is still echoing. Ex-Bundestrainer Julian Nagelsmann is in the rumors high on the course – but Matthew has a clear opinion.

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After his resignation, Julian Nagelsmann retired from the public for the time being. Record national player Lothar Matthäus gives advice to the former Bundestrainer for the future.

·Berlin, Germany
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After the World Cup Julian Nagelsmann and the DFB went separate ways. With a prestigious job in his home country, according to an expert, it won't be anything for the former Bundestrainer in the future.

·Berlin, Germany
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Lothar Matthäus critically assesses Julian Nagelsmann's chances of a new top job. He also explains why he trusts Klopp and sees Bavaria ahead again.

·Berlin, Germany
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According to football record national player Lothar Matthäus, former coach Julian Nagelsmann should rather look abroad for the next task.

·Berlin, Germany
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Mitteldeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Halle (Saale), Germany on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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