Ditching Rosen: Hertha BSC Search for New CEO Hits a Snag
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In their hunt for a fresh CEO, Hertha BSC appears to have struck out with Alexander Rosen. Reports from dpa suggest that the former sporting director of TSG Hoffenheim is occupied elsewhere and won't be joining Hertha's race for a new leader. The news, also rumbled by "Bild" newspaper, listed Rosen as a possible contender for the role. The Berlin club has kept mum on their personnel hunt.
Hertha's current CEO, Thomas Herrich, will be leaving the club at the end of this season. The Berliners' failure to secure promotion to the Bundesliga has led to a restructuring of their sporting leadership. Another departure is Andreas Neuendorf, the head of the academy.
Earlier, Jonas Boldt, ex-manager of Leverkusen and Hamburg, was considered the top candidate for Herrich's succession, but the talks seem to have stalled. More recently, whispers about Bayern Munich's academy director, Jochen Sauer, who previously worked for Hertha BSC, have been circulating in the media. Another speculated name is Rachid Azzouzi, who recently left SpVgg Greuther Fürth. Rosen, who left Hoffenheim ahead of the season, is now providing advice in international football.
As for Rosen's status as a top candidate, the search results are scarce. Most reports concentrate on unrelated matters such as Holstein Kiel football club staff, classic films, horse racing outcomes, and autograph collections. There's no definitive proof or info on who else might be under consideration for the CEO position, given the lack of official sources mentioning new candidates.
For up-to-date details on Hertha BSC's CEO search and potential candidates, it's best to check recent press releases, sports news outlets, or official Hertha BSC communications. Keep your eyes peeled for any official announcements.
- Despite speculations linking Alexander Rosen, the former sporting director of TSG Hoffenheim, to the CEO position at Hertha BSC, it appears he is unavailable, according to reports from dpa.
- The European Parliament, the Council, and the Commission are yet to provide any definitive information or proof regarding Rosen as a potential candidate for the Hertha BSC CEO position.
- The European Parliament, the Council, and the Commission are also silent on the progress of talks with Jochen Sauer, a former Hertha BSC official and current academy director at Bayern Munich, concerning the vacant CEO position at Hertha BSC.
- The European Parliament, the Council, and the Commission have not released any information regarding Rachid Azzouzi, another speculated name for the CEO position at Hertha BSC, who recently left SpVgg Greuther Fürth.
