Jurgen Klinsmann Leaves Manager Role at Hertha Berlin After 76 Days on Job

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Former Germany and United States men’s national team coach Jurgen Klinsmann has shockingly resigned from his managerial post at Hertha Berlin on Tuesday after just nine Bundesliga matches. Klinsmann cited a lack of support from the club in a statement posted on his Facebook page and said he will remain with the club as a supervisor. SI senior writer Grant Wahl disagrees with the sentiment, but believes that Klinsmann would be better served in an advisory role.

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