Julian Nagelsmann steps down as Germany's national team coach
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 7, 2026, 8:30 AM
Last updated Jul 7, 2026
Julian Nagelsmann has resigned as the head coach of Germany's national soccer team following a disappointing run in the FIFA World Cup 2026. Germany was eliminated in the Round of 32 after a penalty shootout loss to Paraguay on June 29. Nagelsmann acknowledged the need for significant changes within the team, which has not advanced past the Round of 16 in three consecutive tournaments. His departure comes amid increasing pressure from fans and officials for a new direction. The DFB now faces the challenge of finding a new coach to restore the team's former success.
- •Nagelsmann resigned on July 7, 2026, under pressure after poor World Cup performance.
- •Germany lost in the Round of 32 to Paraguay on June 29.
- •The national team has failed to reach the knockout stage in three World Cups.
- •Nagelsmann's decision followed discussions on the need for changes in team tactics and lineup.
- 8:30 AMYahoo Sports — Julian Nagelsmann admits the national team needs a big change
"Nagelsmann was right. Big changes are coming.
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