Juergen Klinsmann, his stint as coach of the German national team in World Cup 2006.
Juergen Klinsmann was appointed coach of the U.S. national men on Friday, a big name international recruits is scheduled for the team to new heights.
The U.S. Soccer Federation has hired only one day after the dismissal of Bob Bradley. The move is a long-speculated-respected coach in charge of the external competitiveness of the team, but disappointing U.S.. With more than lead the national team of Germany and its most famous club team, Bayern Munich, is considered one of the best players in the history of their country.
"We are delighted to have as a head coach Jurgen our national men's team," said U.S. President Sunil Gulati, football in a statement. "It's a very accomplished player and coach with the experience and knowledge to advance in the program. Jurgen has been successful in many areas of the game and look forward to the address you give on and off the field."
As a coach, Klinsmann is, 46, best known for his management of the German national team. He led Germany to third place at the World Championships in 2006 and a 20-8-6 overall record. He also led Bayern Munich in 2008-09, to establish a brand 25-9-9 overall. As a player, Klinsmann scored 11 goals World Cup, the third largest in German history.
Klinsmann had reportedly been in contact with the United States before the work after 2006 and 2010 World Championships, but the parties could not reach an agreement. His first match will be August 10, when the U.S. plays Mexico's friendly rival Philadelphia.
