Germany has recently parted ways with their manager, Hansi Flick, after a 4-1 defeat to Japan in a friendly match prior to the Euro 2020 tournament. This is a major blow for the German team, who have been one of the most successful teams in international football in recent years.
Hansi Flick had been the manager of the German team since October 2019, and had led them to a number of impressive victories, including a 3-1 win over Argentina in the 2020 Nations League and a 2-1 win over Spain in the UEFA Nations League Final. He also led Germany to the semi-finals of the 2018 World Cup, where they were defeated by eventual champions France.
However, despite his impressive record, Flick was unable to lead Germany to victory against Japan in their final friendly match before Euro 2020. The 4-1 defeat was a major disappointment for the German team, and it appears that the German Football Association (DFB) has decided to part ways with Flick in order to give the team a fresh start ahead of the tournament.
It remains to be seen who will take over from Flick as the manager of the German team. However, it is clear that the DFB are looking for someone who can help them to recapture their former glory and bring success to the team at Euro 2020.
The departure of Hansi Flick is undoubtedly a major blow for the German team, but it is hoped that a new manager will be able to lead them to success at Euro 2020. Only time will tell if this decision will pay off for the German team, but one thing is for sure – they will have to work hard if they are to achieve their goal of winning Euro 2020.
