Jurgen Klopp is confirmed as Germany’s new men’s national team head coach after Julian Nagelsmann resigns following Germany’s disappointing World Cup campaign. Multiple outlets report that the German football association (DFB) appoints Klopp to lead a rebuilding process for the four-time world champions. Several sources say the deal runs for four years, with one report specifying a contract through 2030. Klopp is described as the former head coach of Borussia Dortmund and Liverpool, and outlets cite that he is the DFB’s immediate first choice to succeed Nagelsmann. Following his appointment, he holds a news conference, where he says he is “delighted” to take the role. Yahoo Sports also reports that Klopp issues remarks to the press, warning that he would leave if they “misbehave.” The appointment is reported by several outlets as being communicated through German media, including the German Press Agency (DPA).