DFB team - Horst Hrubesch continues as national coach for the time being
Horst Hrubesch remains interim national coach of the German women's soccer team. The 72-year-old will also be in charge of the DFB team at the Nations League final tournament in February. "That's the plan, that I'll still be there," said Hrubesch after the 0-0 draw against Wales in Swansea. The runners-up in the European Championships thus won their group and can still hope to take part in the 2024 Olympics in Paris.
Hrubesch stepped in at the beginning of October - as he did once before in 2018 - to help out the German Football Association. National coach Martina Voss-Tecklenburg had called in sick after the World Cup debacle in Australia in the summer and her contract with the DFB has since been terminated.
After Voss-Tecklenburg's assistant Britta Carlson initially took over the DFB women, Hrubesch agreed to coach the remaining four group games in the Nations League. So far, he has only hinted that he will also be in charge at the final tournament. It remains to be seen whether the HSV idol will also be on the bench at the Summer Games if he qualifies for the Olympics.
In Wales, Hrubesch drew with the team after three previous victories and remained unbeaten. In the final tournament with four teams in February, which will be drawn on Monday, two European teams can still win an Olympic ticket. France are seeded as hosts.
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- The DFB team, under the temporary leadership of Horst Hrubesch, faced Wales in Swansea during their Nations League campaign.
- Despite being the runners-up in the European Championships, the German women's soccer team still has a chance to qualify for the 2024 Olympics in Paris.
- Hrubesch agreed to coach the remaining four group games in the Nations League after Martina Voss-Tecklenburg's assistant Britta Carlson took over temporarily.
- Germany secured a draw against Wales in Swansea, maintaining an unbeaten run in the Nations League under Horst Hrubesch.
- In the upcoming final tournament in February, two European teams can secure an Olympic ticket, with France as the seeded hosts.
- Hrubesch indicated that he might continue as the coach at the Summer Games, if the DFB selection qualifies for the Olympics.
- The German Football Association (DFB) terminated Martina Voss-Tecklenburg's contract following the World Cup debacle in Australia, and Horst Hrubesch stepped in to assist.
- The German women's soccer team, currently under Horst Hrubesch, will participate in the Nations League final tournament, aiming to secure a spot in the Olympic games in Paris.
Source: www.stern.de
