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Jürgen Klinsmann, named Bayern head coach from 1 July 2008, has made an important first appointment to his future coaching team: Martin Vasquez will join the former Germany boss in Munich as assistant coach, taking up his new job on the day Klinsmann arrives.
The 44-year-old Vasquez, born in the Mexican town of Jalisco on 24 December 1963, played professionally in Mexico (Guadalajara, FC Puebla, CD Veracruz, CF Atlas) and the USA (Tampa Bay Mutiny, San Jose Clash), earning international caps for both countries. :wth: He holds an American coaching licence and has worked for clubs in both Mexico and the USA up to now.
Driving force
“I met Martin in 2003 when he was coaching an elite football camp in the USA,“ Klinsmann commented, “I was impressed by his positive leadership style and recommended him to Los Angeles Galaxy. He could have accepted a head coaching position in the MLS, but I’m delighted he’s chosen instead to join me as my assistant at Bayern.“
Klinsmann described Vasquez as a “constant driving force, with great passion and commitment to his players.” Vasquez, who moved to Los Angeles when he was 12, has most recently held the assistant coach position at MLS club Chivas USA. “Martin speaks perfect English and Spanish, and has already started a German language course,“ Klinsmann advised.
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I think fucking Polpot would have been a better decision.
The 44-year-old Vasquez, born in the Mexican town of Jalisco on 24 December 1963, played professionally in Mexico (Guadalajara, FC Puebla, CD Veracruz, CF Atlas) and the USA (Tampa Bay Mutiny, San Jose Clash), earning international caps for both countries. :wth: He holds an American coaching licence and has worked for clubs in both Mexico and the USA up to now.
Driving force
“I met Martin in 2003 when he was coaching an elite football camp in the USA,“ Klinsmann commented, “I was impressed by his positive leadership style and recommended him to Los Angeles Galaxy. He could have accepted a head coaching position in the MLS, but I’m delighted he’s chosen instead to join me as my assistant at Bayern.“
Klinsmann described Vasquez as a “constant driving force, with great passion and commitment to his players.” Vasquez, who moved to Los Angeles when he was 12, has most recently held the assistant coach position at MLS club Chivas USA. “Martin speaks perfect English and Spanish, and has already started a German language course,“ Klinsmann advised.
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I think fucking Polpot would have been a better decision.
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Bayern Target Kroos Jnr
If it wasn’t bad enough for the rest of the Bundesliga that Bayern Munich have the current wonder kid and next German superstar Toni Kroos in their ranks, the Bavarians are now after his younger brother Felix.
Bayern manager Uli Hoeneß confirmed the club’s interest in the 16 year old national junior player from Hansa Rostock.
“He is 16 years old so we will have to wait. But one thing is clear, if he ever were to leave Rostock, then Bayern would be ready and waiting to talk to him.”
It seems that an approach is just a matter of time and Felix’s age will not put off Bayern.
Toni Kroos was only a few months younger when he moved to Bavaria back in 2006 from Hansa.
Since then the midfielder has earned his first professional contract, played in the Bundesliga and even scored the winning goal in a Uefa Cup tie.
goal.com
If it wasn’t bad enough for the rest of the Bundesliga that Bayern Munich have the current wonder kid and next German superstar Toni Kroos in their ranks, the Bavarians are now after his younger brother Felix.
Bayern manager Uli Hoeneß confirmed the club’s interest in the 16 year old national junior player from Hansa Rostock.
“He is 16 years old so we will have to wait. But one thing is clear, if he ever were to leave Rostock, then Bayern would be ready and waiting to talk to him.”
It seems that an approach is just a matter of time and Felix’s age will not put off Bayern.
Toni Kroos was only a few months younger when he moved to Bavaria back in 2006 from Hansa.
Since then the midfielder has earned his first professional contract, played in the Bundesliga and even scored the winning goal in a Uefa Cup tie.
goal.com
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