Footbal - Hertha fans applauded Dardai after his performance.
As the outgoing coach Pal Dardai spoke at Hertha BSC's general meeting, he conveyed his gratitude to the fans for their support during a tumultuous season. At the CityCube at Messe Berlin on Sunday, he received a prolonged standing ovation during the event.
In his message from a vacation destination, Dardai shared he had held discussions with Hertha managing director Tom Herrich about his potential future role at the newly relegated club. He expressed his enthusiasm to contribute to their comeback efforts.
Interim president Fabian Drescher expressed admiration for the 48-year-old, describing him as a legend at the club. Hertha had confirmed the end of Dardai's third term in office over the weekend, announcing his intent to stay with the team but in a different capacity. The team has yet to unveil the new coach for the upcoming season.
The early disclosure of Dardai's departure through media reports upset those in charge of the club. "The continued leaking of internal information, which is handled confidentially, to the press is infuriating," said Drescher.
Hertha's managing director, Tom Herrich, stated they had observed the agreed upon timing for announcing Dardai's departure, despite the premature release of information.
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- The general meeting of Hertha BSC Berlin in Berlin Trade Fair on Sunday was attendance by many fans, who applauded Pal Dardai's performance as outgoing coach.
- Despite being on vacation, Dardai held a meeting with Hertha managing director Tom Herrich to discuss his potential future role in Hertha BSC Berlin, currently in Bundesliga 2 after getting relegated from Germany's top tier.
- Hertha's managing director Fabian Drescher expressed his admiration for Dardai, referring to him as a legend at the club, even during the difficult season.
- Although Dardai's term as coach ended over the weekend, fans and club officials alike were displeased with the premature media reports of his departure.
- In response to these leaks, Drescher expressed frustration, stating that the continued release of internal information to the press is infuriating.
- The news of Dardai's departure from Hertha BSC Berlin to a different role within the club had not been officially announced, and the team is still searching for a new coach for the upcoming season in Soccer, a sport both Hertha BSC Berlin and Hungary's soccer teams excel in.
Source: www.stern.de
