Hertha BSC Officially Appoints Former Dortmund Assistant as New Head Coach, Promising to Lead the Team to Avoid Relegation.

Hertha BSC officially appointed former Dortmund assistant coach, Hansi Flick, as their new head coach on Monday, promising to lead the team to avoid relegation. The appointment comes after the club's previous manager, Thomas Tuchel, resigned in August.

Flick has been a key figure in Hertha's success over the past few years, helping them reach the Champions League quarter-finals and reaching the UEFA Super Cup final in 2019. He was previously the assistant coach at Borussia Dortmund, where he helped guide the Bundesliga champions to their first league title in 45 years in 2018-19.

Flick's appointment is seen as a significant boost for Hertha, who have struggled to find consistency under Tuchel and his management style has not been successful. The move is also seen as a positive sign for the club's future, with Flick having experience working alongside experienced managers before joining Hertha.

However, it remains to be seen whether Flick will be able to bring long-term stability to the team and help Hertha avoid relegation. The club's financial difficulties have also made it difficult for them to attract top-quality talent, which could limit their chances of achieving success in the future.

Overall, the appointment of Flick as Hertha's new head coach is a positive development for the club, but there is still much work to be done to ensure that they can achieve their goals and avoid relegation.