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Markus Söder is the new Bavarian premier. - His response to the trendy toilet innovation

Miroslav Klose, the world-champion football player, will take on the role of coach for the second division team, 1. FC Nuremberg, next season. This news has left many in Germany surprised, including CSU politician and football fan, Markus Soeder (57). The head of Bavaria took to social media to comment on the news shared by sports magazine "Kicker".

"Miro Klose is a real ace up their sleeve," Soeder remarked. "That gives hope," he added. The sporting leadership of the club echoed Soeder's sentiment with a "cool move" in their own congratulatory message to Klose.

After his playing career, the former record scorer of the German national team took up coaching, serving as an assistant to Hansi Flick (59) at Bayern Munich and later coaching at Austrian club SCR Altach. However, Klose's tenure at SCR Altach ended in March 2023. His most recent mention in the media was in discussions to rejoin his former Italian club, Lazio Rome.

Nuremberg's "cool move" doesn't impress all fans

Not all fans of Markus Soeder's post are impressed by the "cool move" of the Nuremberg team. Some refer to Klose's shortcomings as a coach at SCR Altach, citing his average of 0.83 points per game. "With 0.83 points per game, it's a real trump card," joked one user. Another chimed in with "Name instead of class".

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Markus Söder, being a football fan and a politician from Bavaria's CSU party, showed interest in Miroslav Klose's appointment as the coach of 1st FC Nuremberg. The Bavarian premier praised Klose's coaching potential, calling it a "real ace up their sleeve."

Miroslav Klose, who has previously worked as an assistant coach for Bayern Munich and at Austrian club SCR Altach, will take on his new role at Nuremberg starting next season. His previous stint at SCR Altach ended in March 2023.

Nuremberg's decision to appoint Klose as their coach has sparked mixed reactions on social media. While some users appreciate the move, others have voiced concerns over Klose's coaching record at SCR Altach, citing an average of 0.83 points per game.

Despite being the new Bavarian premier, Markus Söder's commentary on Nuremberg's coach appointment has remains separate from his political duties.

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