Dortmund's "Borussia" announced that this summer, the successor to the departing head coach Jurgen Klopp will be Thomas Tuchel. The current BVB strategist unexpectedly announced at a press conference on Wednesday that he no longer feels suitable for this job. His contract was supposed to last for another three years, but it was terminated by mutual agreement. Tuchel, who was previously sought by the "Newcastle" club during the winter, immediately became the main contender to take Klopp's place. The 41-year-old specialist, like his predecessor, who previously worked with "Mainz", agreed to a three-year contract. Former German national team player Stefan Effenberg expressed his support for Tuchel even before the official announcement. "It can only be Thomas Tuchel," - Effenberg told Sky. "He has been successful in the Bundesliga and, like Klopp, leading Mainz, he had a clear plan." In seven years at Dortmund, Klopp won two Bundesliga titles, one national cup, and in 2013, led the team to the UEFA Champions League final.
