Germany head coach Julian Nagelsmann has decided to resign from his position following the national team's disappointing performance at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, according to BILD, İdman.Biz reports.
The report states that a three-hour meeting took place on Thursday, July 2, at the German Football Federation headquarters in Frankfurt, where Nagelsmann was reportedly asked to end his tenure with the national team.
As part of his departure, the 38-year-old coach is expected to receive a severance package estimated at around €7 million.
Former Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp is reportedly prepared to replace Nagelsmann. According to previous reports, Klopp has a clause in his contract with Red Bull that allows him to terminate the agreement early in order to become Germany's national team coach.
Germany's World Cup campaign ended in the Round of 32 after a dramatic defeat to Paraguay. The match finished 1-1 before Paraguay won the penalty shootout 4-3, eliminating one of the tournament favorites at the first knockout stage. The unexpected exit has triggered major changes within German football, with Nagelsmann now set to leave his post.
