Club beyond saving? Baumgart lays into German sideFollowing his sacking by Union Berlin, Steffen Baumgart is currently without a club. Asked whether he could see himself taking charge at struggling Hannover 96, the 54-year-old made his feelings more than clear.“Look, Hannover, no offence: Who can save Hannover? Who can pull that off? How long have things not been working there?” Baumgart asked rhetorically in an interview with 'Bild', before stressing that he would not back himself to do it.Strong words from the former Union coach, who is usually so self-confident. Hannover only dismissed sporting director Jonas Boldt yesterday, and head coach Sandro Wagner is already on the brink after just a few weeks in charge.Hannover are hosting Dynamo Dresden right now, with Wagner’s future likely also at stake. Will Baumgart reconsider his comments if Wagner has to go after today’s game?This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.
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Following his sacking by Union Berlin, Steffen Baumgart is currently without a club. Asked whether he could see himself taking charge at struggling Hannover 96, the 54-year-old made his feelings more ...
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- Baumgart lays into German side.
- Following his sacking by Union Berlin, Steffen Baumgart is currently without a club.
- Asked whether he could see himself taking charge at struggling Hannover 96, the 54-year-old made his feelings more ...
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