Germany could replace Hansi Flick if there is no improvement in performances

Germany were eliminated from the Group stage in the 2022 World Cup

Sport Bild asserts that Hansi Flick's future as the coach in charge of the German national team depends on the outcome of the forthcoming international break.

Changes in coaches are probable if Germany performs similarly against Japan and France as they did during their last international break in June. Germany lost all three of their exhibitions against Colombia, Poland, and Ukraine in June.

Former Bayern Munich manager Julian Nagelsmann, former Eintracht Frankfurt manager Oliver Glasner, and Borussia Dortmund advisor Matthias Sammer are all names that have already been mentioned as prospective Flick replacements.

The squad's performance has not substantially improved after Germany's group-stage elimination from the World Cup, and the DFB probably wants to prevent a humiliating showing from Germany at the European Championships the following summer.

Since being fired in March, the former coach of Bayern Munich has been patiently searching for a new position. However, rumours of serious discussions between the parties over prominent vacancies at Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea, and Paris Saint-Germain all ultimately died down.

The position overseeing the Germany men's national team, which is now held by another Bayern alumnus named Hansi Flick, is now reportedly up for grabs, according to Sport Bild.

Could Nagelsmann once more fill Flick's shoes? An unforeseen turn of things, indeed. The position is not even yet available. However, Flick is receiving the ceremonial public endorsement of doom following a dismal World Cup and an extremely concerning run of friendlies after that.

The authorities are still currently officially endorsing Hansi Flick. He requires performances and outcomes, though, as soon as possible. The match versus France in September may serve as Flick's "final." He needs to put together a strong team that is prepared for the Euros.