Jurgen Klopp is poised to activate his international exit clause and succeed Julian Nagelsmann as Germany manager, ending his executive stint with Red Bull and reopening the national team's post-World Cup rebuild.
Jurgen Klopp has told the German FA he is fundamentally willing to take the national team job after Julian Nagelsmann's resignation, while insisting the setup needs deep reform regardless of who replaces him.
Julian Nagelsmann has resigned as Germany head coach four days after a last-32 exit to Paraguay, leaving a deal through 2028 in flux as the federation begins official talks with Jurgen Klopp.
Reports indicate Jurgen Klopp has agreed to succeed Julian Nagelsmann as Germany coach, with a Red Bull contract clause enabling the move after Die Mannschaft's penalty-shootout World Cup elimination.
Reports indicate Jurgen Klopp would consider leading Germany if the federation moves on from Julian Nagelsmann following a round-of-32 elimination decided on penalties against Paraguay.
Germany's round-of-32 shootout loss to Paraguay has pushed Julian Nagelsmann's future to the center of a wider debate about whether the four-time champions still belong among football's elite.
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