Jurgen Klopp tells Germany he wants manager job as statement confirms immediate talks

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Jurgen Klopp is officially the frontrunner to replace Julian Nagelsmann, who's stepped down following Germany's round-of-32 exit at the World Cup at the hands of ParaguayThe German football association (DFB) have announced that they'll enter talks with Jurgen Klopp after manager Julian Nagelsmann stepped down four days after their shock World Cup exit. Since then, he's largely worked as Red Bull's Head of Global Soccer as well as a TV pundit.Get the latest World Cup 2026 news in your inbox with our Make Football Great Again newsletterREAD MORESKlopp was working at the World Cup for German broadcaster Magenta throughout Die Mannschaft's disappointing campaign.

It truly pains me that we disappointed you and couldn't give you any more memorable nights of football at this World Cup. Have your say in the comments section.PICDFB sporting director Rudi Voller added: "After the disappointing World Cup exit for everyone, Julian's decision deserves our respect.

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