German national team head coach Jürgen Klopp has a new distinction — he is off to the worst start ever for a Germany manager.
X account @iMiaSanMia captured Klopp’s reaction to being told about his newfound status of being off to the worst start in the history of the German national team. As expected, he was not bothered by the new distinction:
With one draw and one defeat, Jürgen Klopp has made the worst start by a Germany coach in the history of the national team
Klopp said about that after the game: “I’d rather have a bad start than a bad ending.”
With one draw and one defeat, Jürgen Klopp has made the worst start by a Germany coach in the history of the national team
Klopp said about that after the game: “I’d rather have a bad start than a bad ending.”
Klopp clearly has his work cut out for him, but it would premature to judge his tenure as a failure already. With over 40 players called up and two teams, Klopp is doing his due diligence on his talent pool. Before he can get Germany to run, Klopp has to teach the players to walk again — not an easy task given how broken the group is after a decade of failures.
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