Roger Schmidt addresses Nagelsmann return speculation at RB Leipzig
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 11, 2026, 8:33 AM
Last updated Oct 11, 2026

Roger Schmidt, Red Bull's Head of Global Soccer, dismissed rumors of Julian Nagelsmann returning as RB Leipzig's coach. Speculation arose following Leipzig's poor start to the Bundesliga season and a heavy Champions League defeat. Schmidt emphasized the need for coaching continuity, stating that current talks about Nagelsmann are unfounded. Following a decisive 6-0 win against Eintracht Frankfurt, Leipzig prepares for a Champions League match against PSV, with Schmidt highlighting the team's potential against strong opponents like Bayern Munich and Real Madrid.
- •Schmidt dismisses Nagelsmann return rumors amid early season struggles.
- •Leipzig lost their first Champions League match before next game against PSV.
- •Leipzig achieved a 6-0 Bundesliga victory over Eintracht Frankfurt.
- •Schmidt encourages team confidence ahead of matches against tough opponents.
- 8:33 AMYahoo Sports — Red Bull's Schmidt dismisses Nagelsmann rumours at RB Leipzig
"Red Bull's Head of Global Soccer Roger Schmidt has played down speculation that Julian Nagelsmann could return to RB Leipzig as coach. "We are a long way from that.
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