Klinsmann takes over as Germany coach

JURGEN KLINSMANN has been named new coach of the German national team.

Tue, 27 Jul, 2004 - 01:00

As expected Klinsmann will be joined by two assistants in a three-man team with former Germany striker Oliver Bierhoff and Holger Osieck.

Bierhoff will be the fitness coach while Osieck will have a general manager’s role, and the trio will now be charged with leading the host nation in the 2006 World Cup.

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Courts Soccer Place: New York Person: Klinsmann Person: Jurgen Klinsmann Person: Oliver Bierhoff Person: Holger Osieck Person: Bierhoff Person: Osieck Person: Rudi Voller Person: Voller Event: 2006 World Cup Event: 1990 World Cup Event: 2002 World Cup Event: Euro 2004 Organisation: West Germany Organisation: Germany Organisation: Brazil

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