Hertha BSC has confirmed the appointment of new head coach, Frank Rijkaard, who will lead the team in their bid to avoid relegation. The Dutchman is expected to bring his tactical acumen and coaching experience to the club, which currently finds itself in a precarious position.
Rijkaard has been appointed as the head coach of Hertha BSC for the remainder of the season, with the aim of leading the team to safety and avoiding relegation. He brings with him a wealth of experience having previously managed clubs such as Barcelona, Inter Milan, and Ajax. His knowledge of European football and his ability to adapt to different styles of play make him an ideal fit for Hertha BSC's current situation.
The appointment of Rijkaard comes at a crucial time for Hertha BSC, who find themselves fighting against relegation. The team currently sits in 19th place in the Bundesliga table, with just six points from their first 14 matches. The pressure on the club and its fans is high, but Rijkaard believes that he can help turn things around.
In an interview with the club's official website, Rijkaard said: "I am excited to be part of this team and to take on the challenge of helping them avoid relegation. I have worked with some great players before and I know what it takes to succeed in this league. I want to do everything possible to give our supporters something to cheer about."
Rijkaard's appointment comes after a difficult few weeks for the club, which saw a number of players depart the squad and uncertainty surrounding the future of the manager. The new head coach will need to work quickly to settle into his role and get the team back on track, but with the right approach and determination, there is still hope for Hertha BSC to avoid relegation and continue their journey in the Bundesliga.