Out after one season?
There are increasing signs that the Borussia Mönchengladbach chapter could be over for Adi Hütter after just one year. According to information from “picture” and “Sport Bild” the “foals” are already exploring the trainer market for a possible successor. There are even said to have been talks with a potential candidate or his advisor.
Gladbach had taken Hütter from Eintracht Frankfurt last summer with an exit clause of 7.5 million euros and given him a contract until 2024. However, Borussia fell short of expectations in the current season, in 36 games under Hütter the “Fohlenelf” only scored an average of 1.33 points. According to the report, the relationship between the coach and the team is so broken that even the planned squad change would change little.
Nagelsmann at the top: the most expensive change of coach in the Bundesliga
1. Julian Nagelsmann (2021): 15 million euros
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RB Leipzig -> FC Bayern Munich
2. Adi Hütter (2021): 7.5 million euros
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Eintracht Frankfurt -> Borussia Monchengladbach
3. Marco Rose (2021): over 5 million euros
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Borussia Monchengladbach -> BVB
4. Peter Bosz (2017): 5 million euros
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Ajax Amsterdam -> BVB
5. Julian Nagelsmann (2019): 5 million euros
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TSG Hoffenheim –> RB Leipzig
6. Lucien Favre (2018): 3 million euros
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OGC Nice -> BVB
6. Markus Weinzierl (2016): 3 million euros
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FC Augsburg -> Schalke 04
8. Marco Rose (2019): 2.5 million euros
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RB Salzburg -> Gladbach
9. Niko Kovac (2018): EUR 2.2 million
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Frankfurt -> FC Bayern
10. Gerardo Seoane (2021): up to 2 million euros
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Young Boys Bern -> Bayer Leverkusen
11. Oliver Glasner (2021): 1.8 million euros
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VfL Wolfsburg -> Eintracht Frankfurt
12. Peter Hermann (2017): 1.75 million euros
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Fortuna Dusseldorf -> FC Bayern Munich, was hired as an assistant coach for Jupp Heynckes
13. Jesse Marsch (2021): €1.5 million
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RB Salzburg -> RB Leipzig
13. Bruno Labbadia (2009): 1.5 million euros
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Bayer Leverkusen -> Hamburger SV
13. Bo Svensson (2020): €1.5 million
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FC Liefering -> FSV Mainz 05
13. Roger Schmidt (2014): 1.5 million euros
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RB Salzburg -> Bayer Leverkusen
13. Ralph Hasenhüttl (2016): 1.5 million euros
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FC Ingolstadt -> RB Leipzig
13. Oliver Glasner (2019): 1.5 million euros
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LASK -> VfL Wolfsburg
19. Dirk Schuster (2016): 1.1 million euros
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Darmstadt 98 -> FC Augsburg
20. Robin Dutt (2011): 1 million euros
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SC Freiburg -> Bayer Leverkusen
Borussia Mönchengladbach’s sports director Virkus avoids commitment to Hütter
Sports director Roland Virkus had not made a clear commitment to Hütter on Thursday before the last game of the season, even after repeated requests. Virkus initially referred to having said everything on the subject. When he was told that he only said that he “wanted” to start the new season with Hütter and not he would, he replied: “We want that and we’ll discuss everything else.” Hütter himself explained: “I have a contract, I have nothing else, I don’t want to say more about it.”
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For the last few weeks of this difficult season, however, the sports director drew a conciliatory conclusion. “The situation was more precarious than everyone thought,” Virkus said. “When you look at the whole situation, you have to say very clearly that, with the exception of the derby, the squad worked very, very well. There were other clubs that were relegated in such a mixed situation.” Borussia, who actually wanted to play for Europe, are tenth in the table before the last game of the season against TSG 1899 Hoffenheim on Saturday (3:30 p.m.).
Hütter assessed his first season quite self-critically. “Overall, we missed our target. But a lot happened along the way,” said the 52-year-old. “There were more downs than ups. There have been too many big losses, a very unpleasant series of losses and two derby losses that hurt a lot. But also one or the other highlight.”
Gisdol, Löw & Co.: These German coaches are currently without a club
Markus Gisdol – Last club: Lokomotiv Moscow
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As of May 12, 2022
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Franco Foda – Last club: Austria
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Joachim Loew – Last club: Germany
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Daniel Stendel – Last club: AS Nancy-Lorraine
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Alexander Schmidt – Last club: Dynamo Dresden
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Daniel Farke – Last club: FK Krasnodar
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Jurgen Klinsmann – Last club: Hertha BSC
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Achim Beierlorzer – Last club: RB Leipzig
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Manuel Baum – Last club: Schalke 04
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Heiko Herrlich – Last club: FC Augsburg
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Markus start – last station: Werder Bremen
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Uwe Neuhaus – last station: Arminia Bielefeld
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Mirko Slomka – Last club: Hannover 96
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Christoph Daum – Last stop: Romania
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Bernd Schuster – Last club: Dalian Professional
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Uwe Roesler – Last club: Fortuna Dusseldorf
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Jens Keller – Last club: 1.FC Nuremberg
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Roberto Pätzold – Last club: FC Ingolstadt
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Maik Walpurgis – Last club: Dynamo Dresden
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Josef Zinnbauer – Last club: Orlando Pirates
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Markus Feldhoff – Last club: VfL Osnabruck
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Bernhard Trares – Last club: Würzburger Kickers
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Marco Kurz – Last club: Melbourne Victory
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Tomas Oral – Last club: FC Ingolstadt
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Markus Babbel – Last club: Western Sydney
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Torsten Frings – Last club: SV Meppen
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