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Keller: No talks with Baumgart successors yet

After parting ways with cult coach Steffen Baumgart, Cologne needs a new coach. It remains to be seen who this will be.

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Can't complain about a lack of work before Christmas: FC managing director Christian Keller (l). Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Bundesliga - Keller: No talks with Baumgart successors yet

Following the departure of Steffen Baumgart, the search for a new coach at 1. FC Köln is in full swing.

"We deliberately did not speak to any other coach during Steffen Baumgart's time at the club. That's why no successor has been found yet. I can't yet say whether it will be an internal or external solution," said managing director Christian Keller.

One day after the 2-0 defeat at 1. FC Union Berlin, the relegation-threatened Bundesliga club and the 51-year-old coach ended their collaboration at the end of the year on Thursday. Managing director Keller, head of licensed soccer Thomas Kessler and Baumgart came to this decision together following an analysis of the season to date. Baumgart took over as FC coach in the summer of 2021 and still had a contract in Cologne until 2025.

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  1. Despite being in search for a new coach after Steffen Baumgart's departure, 1. FC Cologne, currently based in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, has not engaged in discussions with any potential successors, as revealed by managing director Christian Keller.
  2. Baumgart, who took over as 1. FC Cologne's coach in the summer of 2021, and the club mutually agreed to end their association at the end of the year following an assessment of the season's performance.
  3. Steffen Baumgart's successor has yet to be found within the club or externally, according to Christian Keller, who confirmed that no talks had taken place with any coaches during Baumgart's tenure at 1. FC Cologne.
  4. Apart from soccer, the city of Cologne is also famous for its beer culture and numerous landmarks, making it an attractive destination for football fans and tourists alike in Germany's North Rhine-Westphalia region.

Source: www.stern.de

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