He is the new man at the helm of the German national soccer team: Hansi Flick – actually Hans-Dieter Flick, born in 1965, as a player never in the senior national team. He has that in common with his predecessor Jogi Löw.
Notoriously successful as a coach – most recently at FC Bayern Munich. Now Hansi, as the coach of the “team”, should do the job – with that certain Bayern success gene: “We want to go all-in as much as possible. All-in mentality for me means that you give everything. For me, it is important that we Show that on the pitch in the future. Those are also things that we expect. “
He is full of zest for action, with him only the principle of performance counts: “For me it is important that the best players in Germany also play for Germany. That’s how I see it.”
Who exactly that will be – Hansi Flick has so far been silent. Just this much: the age of the candidates does not matter.
Positive thinking, self-confidence and willpower – that’s what the new man at the helm of the DFB-Elf wants to see, who once began his football career at BSC Mückenloch just outside Heidelberg.
So now the big wide world of the national team – four world championship titles in their eternal baggage. Or is it more of a mortgage for Flick. His predecessor Jogi Löw won the world title in 2014.
Qualification for the 2022 World Cup starts at the beginning of September. Opponents are then not yet the greats of world football. But Liechtenstein, Armenia and Iceland also want to be defeated first.
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