Paul Tardai released: Typhoon Corkud new Herta coach

After Herta BSc’s last game of points, the Bundesliga team pulled the emergency brake: Typhoon Corkud became Berlin’s new head coach.

Bundesliga club Hertha PSC has released Paul Darda from the post of head coach with immediate effect. The association has announced this on its homepage [herthabsc.com] With. The club reacted to the meager point yield. Of the thirteen Bundesliga games, the capital club have only 14 points to date and are 14th in the table – one point behind in the knockout stages and five in the eliminated rankings.

Bankruptcy 2-0 to city rivals 1. FC Union must have been particularly disappointing to the Berlin club management. More defeats against RB Leipzig (0: 6) and Bayern Munich (0: 5) also showed Dardai’s defensive weakness. Known for his consistent and primitive interpretation of the Hungarian game of football – he saved the Hertners from expulsion last season.

Herta manager Fredi Bobik thanked Herta for his work in Hungary: “He took the team last season and put them in class in a challenging situation.” Two assistant coaches, Andreas “Jack” Newndorf and Admir Hamzakic, were also fired.

47-year-old Typhoon Gorkud has been appointed as the new head coach. “Through Daphne Corcut we want to give the team new impetus and new input,” Bobic said. Corkut has already proven that he can not only sustain a team by himself, but also improve it with his meticulous and passionate work and his idea of ​​football. Corkut’s contract is expected to last until the end of the season.

Hertha’s new head coach is energetic, the club report continues. Gorgot is excited about his new job. The 47-year-old grew up near Stuttgart and has been an active footballer for Stuttgart kickers, Fenerbahce Istanbul, Real Sociedad San Sebastian, Espanyol Barcelona and Besiktas Istanbul. Typhoon Corkut has been on the Turkish national team 42 times.

As a coach, former midfielder TSG Hoffenheim and VfB sat on the bench at Stuttgart. In 2014 he took over as head coach at the then Bundesliga club Hannover 96, two years later his boss was the first 1. FC Kaiserslautern, followed by Bayer Leverkusen and again VfB Stuttgart.

Broadcast: Inforadio, November 29, 2021, 10:16 am