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Wagner walks from Germany national duty to lead Augsburg club's charge
Wagner walks from Germany national duty to lead Augsburg club's charge

Malay Mail

time2 days ago

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  • Malay Mail

Wagner walks from Germany national duty to lead Augsburg club's charge

MUNICH, May 29 — Sandro Wagner will leave his role as Germany's assistant coach to become Augsburg boss next season, the Bundesliga club announced on Wednesday. Wagner, who joined Julian Nagelsmann's national team coaching staff in 2023, will leave after the Nations League finals which run from June 4-8. The 37-year-old has signed a deal until 2028 with Augsburg, who finished 12th in the German top flight this season. Wagner, who played eight times for Germany as a striker, will replace Dane Jess Thorup. — AFP

🚨 Official: Sandro Wagner named new Augsburg manager
🚨 Official: Sandro Wagner named new Augsburg manager

Yahoo

time3 days ago

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  • Yahoo

🚨 Official: Sandro Wagner named new Augsburg manager

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. The Jess Thorup era at FC Augsburg has come to an end, and the one that will be guided by Sandro Wagner has already begun. The club has announced that he will be their next coach and has signed a three-year contract with him. Sandro Wagner wird neuer #FCA-Cheftrainer! 🤝 Der 37-Jährige unterschrieb am heutigen Mittwoch einen Dreijahresvertrag bei Rot-Grün-Weiß und wird im Anschluss an die UEFA Nations League Finals seine Arbeit in Augsburg offiziell zum Start der Vorbereitung aufnehmen! ⚽️👉 Alle… — FC Augsburg (@FCAugsburg) May 28, 2025 The 37-year-old coach will officially start his work in Augsburg once he finishes his job as assistant coach for the German national team after the end of the UEFA Nations League Finals. 📸 Christian Kaspar-Bartke - 2024 Getty Images

Former Germany striker Sandro Wagner gets his first Bundesliga coaching job at Augsburg
Former Germany striker Sandro Wagner gets his first Bundesliga coaching job at Augsburg

Associated Press

time3 days ago

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  • Associated Press

Former Germany striker Sandro Wagner gets his first Bundesliga coaching job at Augsburg

AUGSBURG, Germany (AP) — The former Germany and Bayern Munich forward Sandro Wagner landed his first top-tier coaching job Wednesday as he took over at Augsburg. Wagner has been working as assistant to Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann and will take charge of an Augsburg team which finished 12th in the 18-team Bundesliga this season. Augsburg said the 37-year-old Wagner had signed a three-year contract. His only previous job as a head coach was with Unterhaching in the fourth division, where he achieved promotion but left in 2023 to join the national under-20 team. The German soccer federation previously said Wagner would remain an assistant on the national team until after next month's Nations League final four. Augsburg's statement Wednesday didn't clarify when he would start work. Wagner's appointment comes five days after Augsburg's management fired coach Jess Thorup and sporting director Marinko Jurendić, arguing that the team needed a change of leadership to continue its development. Augsburg was in contention to qualify for European competition for much of the season but its form dipped and it ended the Bundesliga campaign with four straight losses. Leipzig, Wolfsburg, Werder Bremen and promoted Cologne are also looking for new coaches ahead of next season. ___ AP soccer:

🚨 Official: Sandro Wagner signs with Bundesliga club
🚨 Official: Sandro Wagner signs with Bundesliga club

Yahoo

time3 days ago

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🚨 Official: Sandro Wagner signs with Bundesliga club

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here. After the Nations League, Sandro Wagner will leave the DFB. This has been clear for several weeks now. Now it's also confirmed where he will be heading. The 37-year-old has signed with a Bundesliga club. More specifically, with FC Augsburg. Last Friday, the Fuggerstädter dismissed their previous coach Jess Thorup, as well as sporting director Marinko Jurendic. Now Wagner has been announced as the successor. Advertisement "It was my goal to work as a head coach in the Bundesliga. The conversations convinced me that the task at FC Augsburg is exactly the right step. FCA has a clear philosophy that fits very well with my game idea", Sandro Wagner is quoted in the press release. He also added: "I am a young coach who wants to develop together with the club. The conditions for this are excellent in Augsburg. FCA is just as ambitious as I am and has good structures as well as a great environment. The team has great potential and I am very much looking forward to working together." 📸 Christian Kaspar-Bartke - 2024 Getty Images

Sandro Wagner to become new Augsburg head coach
Sandro Wagner to become new Augsburg head coach

Yahoo

time3 days ago

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  • Yahoo

Sandro Wagner to become new Augsburg head coach

Florian Plettenberg reports that Sandro Wagner is set to become the new head coach at Augsburg, replacing Jess Thorup. Wagner (37) will leave his role as assistant manager to Julian Nagelsmann following Germany's participation at the UEFA Nations League finals next month, having previously worked with the U20 national team. Advertisement Plettenberg further reports that Wagner and Augsburg have reached a final agreement, and that the German will sign a three-year contract until 2028. Why did Augsburg sack Jess Thorup? Augsburg announced in April that they had parted ways with Thorup after analysing their season, where they finished 12th – nine points behind Mainz, who qualified for the final European spot. At one point, it looked as though the Fuggerstadt would go on to qualifying for Europe after an excellent run but without a win in their last five, they ultimately dropped off the pace. From the off, Wagner was seen as their preferred candidate to replace Thorup, fighting off competition from other clubs to appoint Nagelsmann's assistant. GGFN | Daniel Pinder

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