Hertha BSC has appointed former Dortmund assistant coach, Markus Stäbler, as their new head coach. The move is seen as a significant step forward for the club and comes after a disappointing season last year.
Stäbler was previously the assistant manager at Dortmund, overseeing the club's development in the Bundesliga and helping them secure promotion back to the top flight this season. He has also managed teams such as Borussia Dortmund and VfL Wolfsburg.
The appointment marks a major shift for Hertha BSC, who have struggled to find success in recent years and were relegated to the second tier of Germany's top flight last season. With Stäbler on board, the club can now focus on rebuilding its squad and improving its form on the pitch.
Stäbler will be responsible for leading the team through the upcoming season and ensuring that they stay competitive in the league. He has been involved in numerous successful campaigns at Dortmund, including winning the Bundesliga title in 2019-20.
The appointment of Stäbler as the head coach of Hertha BSC is a positive sign for the club, which has struggled with financial difficulties in recent years. It shows that the club is committed to developing its young talent and ensuring that it remains relevant in the Bundesliga.
It remains to be seen how well Stäbler will succeed in his new role, but the appointment is certainly a step in the right direction for Hertha BSC. With the help of Stäbler, the club can aim to regain some of the momentum that saw them climb up to the second tier of German football earlier this season.