Ex-Head of DFB shares plan of replacing Klinsmann

Former President of the German Football Federation (DFB), Theo Zwanziger, has written a book about the time when he used to be having hold of the organization. He shared several incidents in the book, and one of the revolved around Coach Jurgen Klinsmann.

Zwanziger shared that he was doubts about Klinsmann and have already decided in mind that if anything would went wrong then they will replace Klinsmann with Matthias Sammer with immediate effects. "If there would have been looming a disaster in 2006 and we couldn't have hold on Klinsmann, we decided that Sammer should replace him on short notice", said he.

He asserted that the conditions did not arise, where they would have had to change the coach. Germnay was able to enter into semi-finals in the 2006 World Cup and later Joachim Low, who is currently handling the team, was appointed as the coach.

Zwanziger shared that he was not alone in the making of the plane. He shared that other officials including Franz Beckenbauer, who was positioned as a local organizer was involved in the plan. He said that though he had accepted Klinsmann in public, he was having doubts in his mind and that made him to have plan B.

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