WHY German coaches are the best | Tuchel, Klopp, Flick, Nagelsmann

[@sentiasatransformasi]

"Hansi Flick collected more titles than defeats" man that is the ultimate flex

[@OMGitsPinto]

Facts

[@bernhardlorcher1427]

This is a unexplanable story with Hansi Flick: Coming from a small lost village,has been nowhere chief coach (or 4.Ligue something...),then takes broken Team an wins and wins and wins like a Super Champion. In truth he won Quintuple not only Triple.So he won EVERYTHING possible and was adding the eternal champions leage goal record and 14 CL victories in serie. How to explain this??

[@MorganaFreeman69]

@Loki09 Borussia Junge Junge wie sehr kann man den neidischen Deutschen hier raus lassen. Dein "Verein" ist eine Aktiengesellschaft und du redest hier von gekauften Titeln.

[@charbelhanna5951]

@Loki09 Borussia look at that idiot here who did u see bayern buy they didn't even play their loans in the ucl alot.

[@richard35791]

@Loki09 Borussia still impressive stats, you not playing only 5 match to get that 3 trophy🙄🙄, need 30 match (look at the fixture)

[@subhadippatra2401]

DW Kick off! :- Why German coaches are the best? Erling Braut Håland :- Because, they are the best.

[@ankittopno2185]

😂😂😂👌👌👌

[@Pengawas8787]

Erling haaland: yes

[@racheldsouza8895]

"Why not "😂

[@6188406050042119]

why not ?

[@sucukmiteierundoliven7135]

I am who gave you the 1000 Like

[@e.tressag4143]

Now we just need one of those to replace jogi

[@somerandomedgyguy1723]

Tuchel is going to be a free agent after this season. While I'd love to see it (as we won't get Klopp or any of the others yet), I think Tuchel won't take that job yet and we're going to see some more Jogi :'(

[@vitanus]

true lol

[@carlosmontoya6894]

National football federations pay nothing compared to the salaries those guys can get at a major club. So it´s pretty unlikely to see one of them coaching the national football team.

[@craniumkracked8189]

Underrated comment

[@arvindhmani06]

@Loki09 Borussia You better leave Klopp alone lol

[@osamaa7med670]

Winning more trophies than the number of games lost? That's insane

[@perrytheplatypus5068]

He never mentioned the best German coach Christian Streich

[@flo-ky3oq]

True

[@tschum3059]

Da hadder rechd

[@taftybufty]

Ah yep, the Everybody's Darling.

[@thewho2801]

Legend

[@ToriTrak]

you misspelled Peter Neururer

[@moyndebs6759]

I’M NIGERIAN🇳🇬.A WISE GERMAN MAN TOLD ME “ACCURACY IS BETTER THAN PRECISION, TIMING IS BETTER THAN SPEED, QUALITY IS BETTER THAN QUANTITY, SMART WORK IS BETTER THAN HARD WORK”. I’VE NEVER FORGOTTEN HIS WORDS SINCE 🇩🇪 ❤️

[@benjaminkuhn7136]

@Negassi Tesfay Mekonenn whats your problem?

[@jackweber7652]

@Negassi Tesfay Mekonenn Chill mate, not everyone is a smartass like you.

[@Nana-bv1md]

Its depends because at time quantity is better than quality.

[@moyndebs6759]

@Negassi Tesfay Mekonenn Do you have a problem with that. ✌️

[@praveensarangan1082]

@Negassi Tesfay Mekonenn 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

[@richard35791]

Meanwhile english coach🙄🙄 : 4-4-2, crossing and header, kick and rush, park the bus

[@karlrobinson4660]

The proof is in the pudding in the EPL, the fact that Steve Bruce, Alan Pardew, Roy Hodgson, David Moyes, Sam Allardyce, etc always get jobs and even the similar names in the EFL get jobs is because we're unwilling to risk. Hell, Walsall took a risk a while back promoting from our youth set up and made Dean Smith manager, he became successful on the shoestring budget, went to Brentford and is now managing in the Premier League. Eddie Howe of course is also an example of a young manager with passion getting a team to buy into his philosophy. Literally Liverpool of the past was successful when they promoted from the boot room as it was called, teams are obviously always unwilling to take a risk but at the end of the day its better to take a risk and fail than to go with experience and suffer.

[@מיכאלרחמילביץ-ד2ק]

That works

[@saktianugraha3133]

yeah, they've conservative thought.. but in other hands, they have frank lampard and steven gerrard to trying to compete the modern football system, so let's hoping..

[@leonard13039]

No English manager won the PL I mean how is that even possible, seriously

[@alohatigers1199]

@@saktianugraha3133 So why is many foreign players comes to PL if it wasn’t for the money?

[@bhargavdamor3604]

Again here after Tuchel’s Chelsea Are European Champions 💥👏🏻

[@PeterBond000]

He can pronounce german names correctly. Stunning!

[@David-hl8zm]

Der Sprecher ist ja auch deutsch

[@LafayetteDS]

Hömma du alter Schlingel

[@lioneljoseduterte4847]

The speaker is German

[@luiis8057]

Ist Von Der Deutschen Welle...

[@mims2610]

entschuldigung

[@denzelkimani11]

Bundesliga is the most tactical league but no one wants to hear that🤦🏾‍♂️

[@amandebnath2593]

Very true. This league also produces huge number of talents. But but premier league has more money.

[@manniking233]

They also get the best youth talent from everywhere. It stopped being fair ages ago...

[@amandebnath2593]

@@B2leave true

[@amandebnath2593]

@@manniking233 especially Borussia Dortmund. Talent factory.

[@andremarcosmendessiqueira9756]

@@manniking233 not Brazil La Liga and Premier league get all the Brazilians.

[@Albino382]

German football is just too exiting to watch, bayern and dortmund's final in 2013 still remains the most exiting, most enjoyable final in my heart til this day, just two teams having nothing held back. speed, physical, skills, every aspect of football at their best, attacking football at its finest.

[@saathvikbhat4603]

ottmar hitzfeld and jupp heynckes need special mentions

[@troub1337]

Hitzfeld is no german

[@Icetuga1]

@@troub1337 Yes he is!

[@troub1337]

@@Icetuga1 he is not he is from switzerland...

[@Icetuga1]

@@troub1337 Dude he may have both passports but he is german, he even played for german youth national teams in his past

[@troub1337]

@@Icetuga1 you're right i checked it. I always thought hes from switzerland,my whole life was a lie

[@i-i5541]

The reason Germans are doing so good is because of passion .

[@saifchowdhury3581]

Yes because no other country has passion.

[@silvianrosianu3637]

That simple eh?

[@peanutbutterchocolatecake6182]

More than that lol. Every manager has passion but you need to be versatile as well. Look how Ferguson dominated two decades of football by always changing his style but establishing the same tenet.

[@wassili4290]

Im Deutschen auch Biss genannt

[@InvasionisBack]

Well i thought Germans are known for no passion and emotions in the rest of the world ?

[@BayernNow]

Hansi doesn't count, he's a robot from the future set to destroy oil money clubs

[@dwkickoff]

Then why does Hansi work for Bayern? kzbin.info/www/bejne/hX63pK2hr7uGrpY&lc=Ugy-hOiSLzzJ1lFoqhh4AaABAg

[@Nevvalth]

@@dwkickoff What are you on about? Bayern has 0 debt, no oil money, no bs. Real, Barcelona, PSG, City, United, Chelsea. Do some research first

[@its4481]

@@Nevvalth qatar airways? training camps in qatar ? Do you think they do it for free?

[@gDeutsch]

@@dwkickoff Sponsor and Ownership is a same thing? I didn't knew that, learned something new today 😭😭

[@cosmicbandido8186]

@@its4481 add: I have seen no slavery workers in Qatar . Franz Beckenbauer

[@Coliflorez]

in germany we say : you either do it right, or you dont do it at all

[@dwkickoff]

whoever rests rusts. Whoever wants to harvest has to sow. And: butter the fish!

[@MaNu-hu4om]

@@dwkickoffYour English is not the yellow from the egg, my lovely Mr. Singing club there stands me the hairs to the mountains 😂😂😂

[@jpfromtehstreet]

@@dwkickoff With Germans is not easy cherry eating

[@7shinta7]

@@dwkickoff With all that bad english I think I'll make me me nothing, you nothing out of the dust.

[@Coliflorez]

@Beyond Added Time these are german sayings directly translated into english which wouldnt make sense in this language

[@juancardoza6918]

I feel like Ottmar Hitzfeld should've been mentioned

[@matthiasstaudt298]

He is from Switzerland

[@TheWarKiller]

@@matthiasstaudt298 Hitzfeld is german, born & raised in Lörrach

[@MatmoeLP]

Jupp Heynckes

[@dominikl9481]

@Loki09 Borussia and Hitzfeld is still in business?

[@dominikl9481]

Loki09 Borussia Junge hast du irgendwie Probleme mit dem Selbstvertrauen? Ich habe hier weder über Bayern noch sonst etwas gesprochen. Dortmund wird nur einfach nichts in den nächsten 5 Jahren gewinnen und das ist traurig. Anstatt hier sich in Rechtfertigung zu flüchten, mal den eigenen Verein hinterfragen. Ich kritisiere Bayern genauso, nur wird mir hier kein Grund geliefert. Ich wurde übrigens nur Fan durch Klose, weil er mein absoluter Lieblingsspieler war, nur mal so. Du hast überhaupt keine Kenntnis von meinem Leben, und das soll auch so bleiben, ich bin mir aber durchaus sicher, du wärst überrascht. Also nicht immer voreilig verurteilen. Zum Thema: Favre mag taktische Expertise haben, aber Hitzfeld hat auch nicht nur taktisches Verständnis ausgezeichnet. Viel wichtiger ist Menschenführung. Und du wird jetzt der Einwand kommen, Favre verstehe sich mega gut mit der Mannschaft, dennoch sicher nicht in diesem Umfang. Einem Mourinho wird man zurzeit auch nicht vorwerfen können, sich schlecht mit der Mannschaft zu verstehen. In der Zeit, in der du hier hatest, hab ich schon dutzend neue Dinge gelernt. Habe ich zB hetzerisch über dich gesprochen? Leider verliert man wohl in der Wut den Überblick über sein eigenes Handeln und überschreitet Grenzen. Auch wenn das Folgende noch mehr Mut bei dir auslösen wird (mich würde so etwas relativ kalt lassen, weil ich wüsste dass es nicht stimmt), behaupte ich, wesentlich mehr im Leben zu erreichen als du. Und das sollte dir zu Denken geben, weil du gar nicht weißt, wen du im Internet vor dir hast. Und ich höre jetzt weiter Justin Bieber ;) Ciao.

[@dannyblue7065]

Now Tuchel is about to join these legends

[@philmias9207]

He should be! He just won the UCL for Chelsea

[@thebestofrealmroyale7576]

Trophies: exist. Hansi Flick: Oh that's all for me? 😋

[@goklooz26]

XD

[@mr.k.8787]

Pep Guradiola entered the chat

[@abidalamjoy7173]

Short answer: Germans are smart.

[@soulslayergamer2318]

@Rising Moon i had to laugh cause U cant Accept the truth

[@_official_royalty9646]

For real tho Germans are really smart

[@josemarcino8331]

If we Germans are smart, I do not want to live in the rest of the World....

[@Number-py1bs]

There are different types of germans. the smart germans and the selfhating leftie germans who not admit the glory of germany

[@neetasarawade6681]

@Rising Moon remember Hitler was a loser

[@Max-kv8uw]

2019: Jurgen Klopp 2020: Hansi Flick 2021: Thomas Tuchel

[@hannar4962]

Soon to be ➡➡ Nagelsmann with Bayern 🧡❤

[@Tzzq017]

@@hannar4962 i hate munich but this would be crazy

[@muhammadraihant2416]

2022 : Julian Nagelsmann

[@danielleite1355]

Fun fact: Portugal is the country with more coaches in this years UCL. Not bad for a country with almost the same population of London.

[@taaakaa]

Also the quality of their young players are amazing.

[@im4gination810]

Fun fact nobody cares

[@peterhenningstrack]

Keep drinking your milk.

[@BaxsStudios]

Even though Portugal won the euros 2016, they have their golden time a head of them. Bruno, Silva, Jota, Neves, Jao Felix, Cancelo, Andre Silva, Gurreiro, Sanchez those all are scary players together with CR7 they are well suited to win this years euros again. And compete in the next world cup as a Titel challenger.

[@TheKennyboy92]

@@taaakaa Yeah they have incredible work at youth level.

[@anhuynh6477]

I really feel inspired to watch this type of documentary because I love German football a lot and I always love to learn many things from these coaches to be successful in life!

[@runawayprophet4164]

"Work with what they have" that's the summary of Tuchel at Chelsea's 2021 Champions League run

[@runawayprophet4164]

@@muhammadmuaziqbal I agree, but a star studded roster has consistently shown to mean less under the wrong (not necessarily bad) manager. Think back to Real under Mourinho, United under Moyes and rn Arsenal under Arteta

[@richardburns420dale3]

christoph daum said in his interview "i did not buy cocaine instead it was given to me "

[@FuckleberryHinn79]

Daum's hair sample had the highest concentration of C. they ever measured.

[@toomuchinformation]

@@FuckleberryHinn79 "It was concealed in a hairspray".

[@gerharddanner2038]

@@toomuchinformation You would make a good defence lawyer

[@SteSpider48]

Excellent documentary, however I think important to mention 2 other factors contributing to the success of German football and therefore coaches in the last 10 years. First the immense investment the DFB and the country made to football and development of leagues and coaches from youth levels circa the world cup 2006 which has therefore provided opportunities and facilitated the groundwork for more people to get involved/learn and develop. And secondly, the rich history and experience that has existed over the years in German coaching that has allowed for such development, I think a short section in this documentary was owed and frankly/disappointingly neglected in sharing the history of managers such as Franz Beckenbauer, Ottmar Hitzfeld, Otto Rehhagel and Jupp Heynckes at the very minimum. Regardless excellent documentary as can be expected from DW nice work!

[@taftybufty]

Look at the salty and jealous Englishmen and Italians in the comments 😂😂

[@soulslayergamer2318]

Yeah they cant Accept the truth🤣

[@user.netizen11]

Pep and Spanish managers- Lets bring my Spanish compatriots wherever I go and always stick and rely on one player. Italian managers - Lets invest in defenders and attackers forget about midfielders and creativity even existed. Also, try to shoot from distance more as you can. England managers - Do we even exits.

[@toomuchinformation]

I don't see many......

[@leeroyjenkins3014]

@@toomuchinformation you have to look at the replys

[@ridempaix6656]

@@AbuAbdillah1428 I just know Ancelotti and in Germany he became famous for wrecking FC Bayern.

[@venki_v8]

One of the most underrated channel❤️ brilliant content

[@liebeswolkchen3012]

Coming back to this after Tuchel won the Champions League :D

[@santiagobuitrago6253]

been thinking about this for so long... glad they made a video about this coaches, pretty underrated. They are the most tactical

[@dankeman5266]

Honigstein is so smart and calm, I could listen to him all day.

[@smey02]

I remeber when nagelsman came in the League, barely out of his puperty, its so crazy What he has achieved as a Coach at that age

[@paolobindini471]

At the moment this is the truth, German football is full of many young and talented managers, the past years Italian and Spanish were also very good.

[@Flex2212]

What goes around comes around. No football culture places more value on supposedly typical German traits like disciplie, intelligence and hard work. Especially at Juventus. Just goes to show that stereotypes should not be taken too seriously. Love and strenght to Italy and let's prosper together again in the future! Greetz from Vienna.

[@Delboy0]

Germany has an intellectual and academic approach to football for a long time and that means you have many more intelligent and well educated coaches to take over elite level teams. In England you have the reverse problem because you have anti-intellectual and oversimplification of football because in England they had a maxim wage until the 1970s keeping players wages low during this period in England and during the 1970, 80s and early 90s because the TV money used to shared equally between the 92 professional clubs in England before the Premier League was created, meant players wages were much lower in England than players in other countries. The low wages in England did a few major things, it meant Upper class, Middle and well educated working class people never went into football because could get just as much money if not more with their education. This meant in England for almost hundred years football players were only the uneducated working class with no academic qualification. 80 years of this created a distrust of academia in English football because all the players and coaches were the kids who were bad at school and a distrust of anything intellectual about football. There use to be a player called Trevor Brooking that English football used hail as some sort of Professor X, just because he has 5 A-C grades in school, which was extremely rare for an English player to have in 1980s and Graeme Le Saux used to be called gay because he read broadsheet newspaper instead of tabloid papers like most English players. Coaching in England became more about having jobs for retired players who had no qualifications work in any other industry, so there became an agenda to prevent well educated English outsiders working in English football as the jobs needed to protected for former players. In Germany big money came into German football earlier like Spain, Italy, France and Holland, so you had more class and education diverse people being football players and when players with a good education start becoming football players you raise the intellectual standard of the game. That is why in Germany you have so many former players who become football administrators because they have the level of education to work in the corporate world, while in England this is very rare because English players over 40 rarely had the school qualifications to work in a corporate arena. So because Germany has a tradition of university educated players means when they become coaches they have the education to coach in the complex world of model football and English coaching is 15 years behind due to the culture anti-intellectualism in English football. Things are now changing as the Premier League led to massive increases of wages for English players. Gareth Southgate was the first wave of middle class well educated players, who is now England coach and Lampard at Chelsea and in the Premier League now you have very well educated players like Tyrone Mings, Eric Dier, Jason Bamford and Ward-Prowse who turned down chances to go to Harvard and Oxford to be players. Plus the big money and foreign owners in Premier League teams has led to more university educated English people working inside clubs, which wasn't the case 20 years ago, so maybe in 10 years English coaches will catch up.

[@madapratama5596]

it's a comment worthy of an article. would you mind sharing the source of your first paragraph? i'd like to know more about how max wage affected English football as a whole. cheers.

[@Delboy0]

@@madapratama5596 My source was my own head from reading a lot articles and books on English and European football.

[@wacaysjibril3595]

Exactly well put

[@farheenaamir5627]

Did this guy have Weetabix for breakfast?

[@dwanyewest]

@@Delboy0 Can you provide one or two sources.

[@peterbl687]

I add Louise Van Gaal to the important Influencers to german Football. When he managed FC Bayern from 2009, he took Players like Schweinsteiger, Lahm and Müller to a whole new Level.

[@Maatzee3]

Peter Neururer is the best coach of the whole german history..

[@dwkickoff]

We recently caught up with the undisputed best coach in German history! He helps run a camp for out of contract footballers: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ime6op2CZt2sjdU

[@MrReese]

I am very glad this video popped up in my suggestions. As someone who has followed the Bundesliga closely for around 25 years now I can say that this video contains excellent research and information that is often neglected. Ralf Rangnick in particular is a real mastermind and almost everything he touched became gold when he had the according support from the people who ran the respective clubs. He also led Schalke to the Champions League semis around 10 years ago - that is about as outrageous as it sounds today :D.

[@dymd3z]

Thank you for omitting a picture of Löw when showing top past German coaches. #LöwRaus

[@toomuchinformation]

Ouch. But of course he isn't a top coach, by any stretch of the imagination. He just got lucky with the players he had 2006 - 2014. He should've won more with them in fact.

[@ridempaix6656]

@@toomuchinformation they just won because of Flick

[@toomuchinformation]

@@ridempaix6656 That makes sense.

[@manzanasrojas6984]

@@toomuchinformation There have been rumors about Flick being the tactical genius behind our national team for a few years already. Honestly makes sense if you see how they performed after the world cup win.

[@Tobi_2]

And now 6 months later, Tuchel wins champions league with Chelsea 😂

[@OwnnOfficial]

I love Germany and everything about Germany ♥️

[@kaisermeiji2144]

Thank you

[@hafamily4681]

That’s the point of this video.

[@kingfreddy5268]

All Parts of the history?^^

[@linolingelbach2214]

ty

[@Sana_H]

🙋‍♂️

[@aneeshananth9357]

Like 2 old sayings go in India, “quite often terrible students make great teachers” but “a teacher’s kid is likely to turn out dumb”.

[@Jay-hm9tc]

@Abin Abraham please shutup no one care about you or your negative comment

[@racheldsouza8895]

@Abin Abraham damn why so bitter? Who hurt you?

[@7shinta7]

I'm stunned that even India has a saying about teachers kids. XD We have a similar saying in Germany which says that they rarely turn out to be good/intelligent. But since both my parents are/were teachers I'd like to mention that there (hopefully) are exeptions. ;)

[@easyscotsmaleforgirlstotak4760]

7shinta7 not in your case I’m afraid lol

[@Karim-rl1xk]

I believe having a visionary ownership and a project is a good idea to produce innovative managers. This is the reason why German managers are great . While others want a quick success or have a clueless ownership who sack managers when there is pressure . This is the reason why many previous innovative managers disappeared in other countries. for example, Eddie Howe, di francesco, Leonardo jardim, etc..... In a nutshell, this pandemic is a perfect way for clubs to take patience, build a project, and ignore quick success . This could bring a revolutionary in the future . for example, arsenal must keep arteta and let him manage with no pressure. Same as ole with Manchester United. both are now questionables but could be geniuses in the future . Proof : sir Alex Ferguson was a disaster in his first 5 seasons with the red devils, arsene wenger was trolled when he arrived as a gunner manager, but now they're revolutionarist.

[@augustusglupsch1895]

also guardiola had a big influence on these trainers. basically what all of them let play is a mixture of pep and rangnick football. a mix of tiki taka and high pressing football combined with speed.

[@robertscheibel3909]

You should have mantioned Otto Rehagel

[@ScyThe16SketZz]

Why? Im a fck Fan. Which is the Club he achieved one of his two biggest achievements with. Yet both Times his philosophy was very oldschool even back then and he hilmself was pretty old already as well. This is the complete opposite of the Main Focus of young tactical German coaches in this Video

[@robertscheibel3909]

@@ScyThe16SketZz Yeah i know but i meand as a old school Manager and though he managed to win Euro 2004 with Greek in a word of Moder Football. And that only worked in playing just effective and none buatyful Football, which is quit moder German Choching.

[@SyzuderCon]

@@ScyThe16SketZz He won the Euros with greece

[@SyzuderCon]

@Loki09 Borussia bin deutsch du kek😂

[@SyzuderCon]

@Loki09 Borussia kek

[@ilyas1702]

I love the video, but two things: 1. Herrera didn't invent Catenaccio, but he did popularize it. 2. It hurts that you ignored Wolfgang Frank. Didn't he introduce the back four to Germany instead of Ragnick?

[@anubhav111196]

Yup, you're right about second point, klopp is heavily influenced by Frank

[@stephanclemens2348]

The reason is probably that without Klopp no one would remember his name. He left a lasting impression on Klopp not on the league or any club. As far as i remember it Franks main influence was Arrigo Sacchi which Klopp also used to mention regularily as a role model for his approach to football.

[@rammo2361]

Ralf Rangnick inspired all this Coaches with His Idea of tactic

[@Brandon-nl1nf]

German managers are the most open minded they have no home grown biased culture. And Germans Don't feed into media hype and they generally don't have large budgets like the premier league

[@AbhishekMishra-ul2bq]

That's why I'm a huge fan of German football since I started watching football back in 2010....German football is best in each and every department....Fan since a decade now ❤

[@ravenmcclaw1725]

And also they forgot to mention, the most underrated trainer in the world in my Opinion is Ralf Rangnick. He invented the modern way of German football, he led Hoffenheim to success with a stable background and also for RB Leipzig. His achievements with Schalke in the champions League is unforgettable. He is one of the best ever, maybe he didn't won Titles like others but he is a Football coach, Manager genius.

[@DomenBremecXCVI]

Soon there will be options to just study to become a coach, not at bigger football academies like Ajax's or Barcelona's but also the likes of Mainz and I suspect even Russian, American and Asian clubs to start working on that. I'm not just saying ex-players will be given a chance, you might actually be able to apply for this in a similar way you'd apply for university and later it might happen even sooner like at the age of 14 or 15 some will go to regular high school, others will study to become physical workers and some will study coaching.

[@tmit9992]

Is possible to apply to be coach without be a pro footbal player

[@jann3832]

This was one of the best viedeos i´ve seen in years, thank you

[@dwkickoff]

and which German coach will win the Champions League this season?

[@jann3832]

@@dwkickoff Tuchel or Flick. But I’m Chelsea fan so I hope it will be Tuchel 😅 I’m German btw

[@airuva]

Strange that Otto Rehhagel was not mentioned. He won European Cup with Greek national team back in 2004. They beat Zidane's France, Raul's Spain, Nedved's Czech R. and beat Figo's Portugal in the final.

[@stephanclemens2348]

Otto was an amazing coach but not exactly an innovator. Hes more like an 80's Mourinho

[@magical_salad]

10 months down the line, witnessing Tuchel work his magic at Chelsea, I have to say this is an excellent video!

[@RTH1515]

1. We have something called DFB coaching school-every year there are multiple new young coaches with topknowledge---who then got jobs in one of our three leagues. 2. The younger and smarter coaches the german leagues have, the more difficult is the game and you need a good coach to win

[@ahabduennschitz7670]

Best thing about all of them is that they are constantly communicating values like respect, honor and sportsmanship. I dont care for their nationality, i think its more important that these are people you want your children look up to

[@davidl.8722]

Klopp is great but I dont know about Nagelsmann

[@doncarloancelotti2256]

Italian managers used to dominate, but sadly we're not seeing a lot of the younger ones succeeding in bigger clubs so a lot of us aren't informed.

[@saedabed653]

Pirlo will hopefully succeed at juve

[@doncarloancelotti2256]

@@saedabed653 he needs a lot of time and experience to pile up, it's gonna be a long road for him

[@chilli_joe8666]

And now tuchel has even won the Champions league!🎉

[@bruskarabayev1383]

I love how you pronounce als those german names correctly. Good video

[@doenermitallem]

Oh wow...he can actually speak his mother tongue...amazing stuff!!!!

[@xxrd04xx12]

Can we just take a moment to acknowledge how good he pronounced all the german names and words

[@doenermitallem]

Er ist ja auch Deutscher du Knallfrosch!

[@xxrd04xx12]

@@doenermitallem woher soll ich das denn wissen du Pusteblume

[@doenermitallem]

@@xxrd04xx12 Hast recht! Woher sollte man wissen, dass ein Journalist namens Engelhardt von Deutsche Welle Kick off!, welcher deutsche Namen perfekt ausspricht auch Deutscher ist? Das ist schon überraschend. :D

[@franzhornig2277]

As a german I have really high hopes for Marco Rose, I think he will grow to be as successfull as Klopp, Nagelsmann, Flick and Tuchel. We get to see a little preview of that in the current Champions League season.

[@dwkickoff]

Agree, Rose seems to tick a lot of boxes. What do you think his next step will be?

[@franzhornig2277]

@@dwkickoff I believe Dortmund will need a new coach soon so maybe he will go there. Dortmund has proven to be a good stepping stone for coaches. Personally I would prefer for him to stay in Gladbach a little longer but we will see.

[@chijiokeochubili7279]

I'm amazed Wolfgang Frank isn't mentioned. Kloppo loves him to bits and learnt a lot from him.

[@Gakwandidt]

Modern Coaches top skills 1. Data science knowledge 2.Sports science knowledge 3. Multiple Languages 4.Tactician 5. Man management 6. Business skills 7. Human touch and people skills 8. Charisma

[@glennchua.hianbeng2440]

i am a big supporter of Germany football team since the early 70's, they may not have many big name players but their tactically, mentally and physically are always very strong just like Mercedes car engine. They always come out strong in most of the international tournaments. And now they have more younger coaches, that will make them even stronger in the future. Die mannschaft.

[@lancechimese1715]

This is the scariest coaching tree I’ve ever seen in my life !!!

[@DxUTD]

Me watching this with them switching to new big big clubs is just amazing and a force unstoppable. No wonder 2 of them are in EPL now. The other with Bayern and the one with Germany National team. Big spots

[@leow78]

Best Coaches of the past: Ottmar Hitzfeld, Otto Rehhagel & Jupp Heynckes

[@Brausebonbon]

I dont really know about the others on the list, but Klopp for me is a really likeable person since hes a football coach and a football coach only. When he was asked about his opinion about the pandemic, he just said something along the lines of "im just a coach what do you want me to say. My opinion about this topic is just as important as yours."

[@amandebnath2593]

Hansi Flick is the best in the World ❤️.

[@schleifenquantengravitation]

Nagelsmann and Klopp are better

[@amandebnath2593]

@@schleifenquantengravitation cry

[@taftybufty]

@@schleifenquantengravitation At the moment Flick is better so dry your tears mate.

[@foongjunemeng8935]

@@taftybufty Did you know Bayern actually wanted Klopp to manage Bayern before the job went to Kovac and Flick?. Did you also know that the German FA had said that if Klopp wanted the German National Team job , he can have it whenever he wants. Did you also know that R.Madrid and Barcelona are trying to hire Klopp but they know they can't because he's loyal to Liverpool ? . You don't know nothing mate . Flick is a great manager . that I can agree but he took over a very strong Bayern team that dominated the league in consecutive seasons .. Klopp build teams from scratch to reach the club's objectives . Learn about Klopp's managerial career and maybe you can educate yourself before you sprout absolute nonsense in here.

[@taftybufty]

@@foongjunemeng8935 What a load of B.S. you just wrote 🤡 Bayern's first choice in 2018 was rather extending with Heynckes for a year then bring Tuchel. But when Heynckes made it clear that he didnt want to stay Bayern called Tuchel. Not Klopp. 😂Klopp was already a LFC coach since 2015. 😂 At the end, Tuchel refused to go to Bayern and they were out of options. Therefore Bayern went for Kovac as an emergency solution. As for Flick, he was barely known to pundits like you back then and had already left Hoffenheim as a CEO that year. But saying that Flick inherited a good team?!? What kind of drugs did u take ? Did you remember this is the same team which got destroyed 5-1 by Frankfurt? If this was a good team why Kovac did nothing with it? Why did he destroy Müller???why Guardiola did nothing with Prime Bayern??? You really think that it's so easy to win 5 trophies in a year by outscoring and destroying every team up front? Jealous couch potato who just got internet access. stick to eating McDonalds. 😂

[@masterjereel5307]

Ah yes charisma! Passion! People skills! The things that Lucien Favre lacks, tactically competent as he may be..

[@hussey4826]

He got a fantastic season out of Balotelli at Nice, if that doesn't qualify as proof of his people skills I don't know what will.

[@masterjereel5307]

@@hussey4826 ok maybe I was being a bit bitter and hyperbolic, ofc the man has some level of people skills as anyone in the profession would. He’s done well for himself at Nice, Hertha, Gladbach, etc. but Dortmund has gone on record saying our ambition is the title. Favre hasn’t won anything in two season with arguably one of the best teams Dortmund has had since Lewandowski left us. In the game against Bayern which was a tight game we cut to Favre sitting on the bench, shoulders hunched, eyes wide and staring like a deer in headlights... he is NOT a good motivator especially for young players based on the two years I’ve watched or been to every game, pre-season game, press event, etc. games like the ones against Augsburg and Lazio recently show there is a serious issue when it comes to mentality in certain games against certain tactical setups.. we should not be losing 3:1 to a team like lazio in the champions league, immobile or not..

[@remypereira3096]

Then get Sarri

[@Rudebo]

Talk about passion.... favre breathes football

[@kedarshenoy7764]

Ralf Ragnick is the best man to takeover from low & solve the german national team mess. Also he is available.

[@dwkickoff]

He's proved excellent at building club programs. Do you think this will translate well to the national team?

[@qahirmakhani348]

German coaches have been great for most of my lifetime (31 on Sunday). Hitzfeld & Heynckes were amazing. Beckenbauer was also the first to win the World Cup as manager & player.

[@DBARTL]

Weve got the best coaches in the world. The top four coaches are all germans today, but we've got no other national team coach than Löw. That's a national shame, why?!??! Shme on you DFB!! Klopp should make it!!!

[@rafamr7055]

Tuchel contract expiring this season, i hope he want to manage national team

[@DBARTL]

@@rafamr7055 YES!

[@geoffreyhughes9979]

Excellent video.

[@philipplorenz9485]

I go one step further: almost all of these coaches have Baden-Wuerttemberg origins ;-)

[@memeshop8481]

Die Schwaben halt ne😉

[@jeremy_h1062]

@@memeshop8481 Zum Glück nicht, auch ein paar Badener dabei 😊

[@MachineOnTube]

Otto Rehagel, Jupp Heynkes, Ottmar Hitzfeld, Sepp Herberger... the list goes on and on

[@dwkickoff]

indeed it does Awesome. The greatest coaching nation ever?

[@TheDamirBosna]

Why german coaches are the best? In my opinion it’s because they are given chances early in their careers. Kloop or Tuchel are not old managers, but vastly experienced already. Flick aswell. And what to say about Nagelsmann, he’s still a boy 😄. Another factor - coaching the coaches in the DFB (german football federation). It’s not a formality like in many countries, you learn the X and O’s or you don’t get your licence. And they evaluate everyone in the process. And so many talented coaches got the chance in 1st and 2nd league after finishing as top-graduates: Tedesco, Kohlfeld, Materazzo etc.

[@ahbengj]

German manager are SMART. Everyone have passion and tactic etc..They always bring new stuff to mesmerized others.

[@weiliang8712]

and very disciplined except Jogi Loew, fortunately he is gone.

[@yadisfhaddad722]

The current german gigh-press style of play is reaching a saturation point. There are more and more teams adopting that gamestyle. At one point a coach will propose something that will tear apart that system, and from then on a new transition will occur

[@Flex2212]

It will stay as a very importent element of football. Not tool, but element. It won't go away but of course the focus will shift on other new iterations of other elements of football. Maybe even new ones??? Who knows.

[@Delarak]

Man i love this Lockeroom talk and Energy :D

[@xthexfhsx5724]

12:46 Egal Kreisliga oder Bundesliga das ist einfach fussball :D

[@schimmelfennig726]

I am so excited what he will do with our National team ^^

[@danibiker89]

Christian Streich is since years a good coach at Freiburg, with really no money. To win with a rich club is easy. As a side effect. The greatest good coaches, also from the recent past, are from southwest Germany.

[@dwkickoff]

Is it just a matter of time until Streich takes over at PSG?

[@danibiker89]

@@dwkickoff I do not hope. Sorry, this will never fit. Streich is a man with honor. PSG is a club of shame

[@Steve-Richards]

really awesome video!

[@NormenNorman]

3 5 2? Noone plays that anymore!!!!! Thomas Tuchel: "Hold my beer."

[@amochswohntet99]

Strategy strategy strategy. They played like gods in the World Cup 2010. Tragic they didn't win it. They really deserved it then. I grew up with a coach that taught a similar play but closer to pep guardiola, with a strong emphasis on the triangle passing tactic, but also somewhat, the art of the passback and reset. We won, a lot. The German team in 2010 had an unbelievable sense of when to pass back and reset, but also the essential creativity up front with Özil. With such a keen sense for when to pass back and reset, they were better able to stay energized and also better able to feather the ball forward, the same way you might feather your brakes in a car, until the opportunity to score became inevitable. They masterfully did this as well as use the maximum amount of space the field has. The final third thing they did masterfully well was have a very high passing accuracy, which helped them make the most of their possession strategy. These three things are key strategic factors to playing at such a high level, and is the most enjoyable form of play to watch. Having played soccer at a high level of play and thought, it was incredibly satisfying seeing them play. It made me realize that strategy is more important than tactics. That, statistically if you remain focused on the strategy that they maintained throughout the cup, you win more, and lower the chances of a player being injured. Joachim Löwe must be a real genius to have fostered that type of play from the team.

[@jamescusack6511]

I’d say Spain and Netherlands also have a shout for producing the best coaches in the world.

[@LaughterCigar]

Agree. Germany, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands produce the best tacticians.

[@roqisney8496]

Koeman, hold my beer!

[@Pierre-jj9dt]

and tuchel won the champiosn league in may ( i think) this year . wow.

[@abhimankher8594]

who else was scared when the video started with the narrator started the video by naming important germans throughout the history

[@dodekaedius]

Why? Did you think the narrator would mention the Austrian (!) crazy man? Educate yourself

[@benjiwallin8985]

Really good Video

[@benjaminvonstein]

Pep's influence on german coaching during his time with Bayern was a huge factor as well.

[@sharkr3283]

Bayern played well under Heynecks before Pep arrived. Shit point

[@sbongadlamini388]

Italian, French, Spanish and German managers are good but no one is as cool as Fernando Santos...for some reason he is my favorite coach in football today.

[@teratikkoanan7671]

2​ of​ them came from​ the​ small club, Mainz05.​ How come?

[@serkopartemian7510]

+ Otto Rehhagel who won the 2004 EURO cup with Greece.

[@maxlensan2980]

And Otto Rehagel. He won the EU Titel with Greece against Player like Maldini, Diego Costa, Zidane, Roberto Carlos, Xavi, Van der Saar usw. He won with THE badest Team in Europe

[@vmfstud5201]

Roberto Carlos? I doubt that. 😉

[@maxlensan2980]

@@vmfstud5201 de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roberto_Carlos

[@srbtlevse16]

It's cause their culture is so perfectionist and values hard work a lot

[@benj7496]

Champions League winners: 18/19: Jürgen Klopp 19/20: Hansi Flick 20/21: Thomas Tuchel 21/22: Julian Nagelsman?

[@joviatrisyvaine]

0:54 not forgetting the World Wars😂😂

[@mwann3029]

And tuchel just won the champion league for chelsea

[@LukeCannotSkate]

Respect for all those German names being pronounced flawlessly 👌🏼

[@doenermitallem]

A native German speaker can pronounce German names. That's amazing!!!

[@LukeCannotSkate]

@@doenermitallem dhe

[@arpanmandal7244]

Tuchel won ucl with Chelsea 🎉

[@kadarabdullahi]

Wow this was really informative, thanks for the vid!