Julian Nagelsmann extends his contract with German national team until 2026

Nagelsmann will lead German national team in Euro 2024

The DFB has announced that Germany’s manager, Julian Nagelsmann, has renewed his tenure with the national team.

He assumed temporary leadership after Hansi Flick left, and his 36-year-old term is scheduled to expire after this summer’s European Championship.

Nagelsmann signed a new contract that will keep him signed through the end of the 2026 World Cup, putting a stop to rumours that he will be joining his old club Bayern Munich, Liverpool, and other teams.

“This is a decision made with the heart. It is a great honour to coach the national team and work with the best players in the country,” he stated.

“With successful, passionate performance we have the chance to carry an entire country with us. The enthusiasm of the fans has touched me a lot. We now want to play a successful Euros at home and after that, myself and my team are very much looking forward to the challenge of the World Cup.”

At a meeting of the German Football Association’s Supervisory Board and Shareholders on Friday, the choice to retain Nagelsmann in charge was overwhelmingly approved.

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Before being fired in March 2023, Julian Nagelsmann guided Bayern Munich to the German Football League (DFL) Super Cup and the German Bundesliga (first division) in 2021–2022.

After coming second in the DFL Super Cup in August of last year and making it out of the round of 32 at the German Football Association (DFB) Cup in November, Bayern Munich had a setback in their attempt to win the Bundesliga on April 15, 2024.

The German Football Association has contracted Julian Nagelsmann to manage their national squad through Euro 2024. In 2026, the DFB aspires to host the 23rd FIFA World Cup in North and Central America.

After finishing in 15th place in the 16th UEFA Euro 2021 and 17th place in the 22nd FIFA Qatar World Cup 2022 △ Euro 2024 △ 2026 North and Central America World Cup, Germany is eager to move on from the trauma of an important competition.

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