Germany coach Hansi Flick will hold his job and lead the staff to Euro 2024 regardless of their crushing World Cup disappointment, the German Football Association (DFB) mentioned on Wednesday. “We have full confidence in Hansi Flick that he will master this challenge together with his team,” Bernd Neuendorf, president of the DFB, mentioned in an announcement after a disaster assembly with Flick. The transfer means Flick, 57, will get the possibility to hunt redemption on the Euros on residence soil in Germany. “My coaching team and I are optimistic about the European Championship in our own country,” Flick mentioned.

“We as a team can achieve much more than we showed in Qatar. We missed a great opportunity there,” he added.

“We will learn our lessons from this.”

Flick took over as Germany coach from former mentor Joachim Loew after the European Championship in 2021.

He had beforehand served as deputy to Loew in Germany’s 2014 World Cup triumph in addition to main Bayern Munich to a treble in 2020.

He made a flying begin to the job with eight wins, leaving Germany assured heading into the event in Qatar.

However, the four-time World Cup winners crashed out within the group phases after shedding to Japan of their opening recreation.

Flick had mentioned on the evening Germany went out that he wished to stay within the job and see out his contract.

However, the identical was true of staff director Oliver Bierhoff, who nonetheless went on to face apart earlier this week — a lot to Flick’s disappointment.

Speculation had since been rife that Flick may additionally resign.

He will now be confronted with the duty of main Germany to victory on the European Championships with out his shut confidant.

In 19 worldwide matches below Flick’s management thus far, Germany have 11 wins, six attracts and two defeats — together with the painful loss to Japan in Qatar.

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