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Coach Hasenhüttl of Wolfsburg before the match

Coach Hasenhüttl potentially leaving Wolfsburg

Wolfsburg's manager, Ralph Hasenhütte, reportedly planning to depart, per media claims.
Wolfsburg's manager, Ralph Hasenhütte, reportedly planning to depart, per media claims.

VfL Wolfsburg Contemplating New Coach Following Ralph Hasenhüttl's Struggles

Wolfsburg Manager Hasenhüttl Faces Possible Termination - Coach Hasenhüttl of Wolfsburg before the match

Hey there! Let's dive into some juicy Bundesliga gossip. It seems that all is not gleaming for VfL Wolfsburg coach, Ralph Hasenhüttl. Multiple media outlets have been abuzz with rumors about his uncertain future with the team.

One of the most talked-about reports comes from "Sport Bild", suggesting that Daniel Bauer, the U19 coach, might take over for the final two games of the season. The uncertainty arises after a dismal 0:4 loss to Borussia Dortmund, a setback that squandered Wolfsburg's chances at a European spot.

Peter Christiansen, the team's managing director, and sporting director Sebastian Schindzielorz, met the day after the upset to discuss the situation. Hasenhüttl, aged 57, has been with the team since March 2024, managing to secure them survival during his tenure. However, the team's ambition for a spot in a European competition has waned.

Reports suggest that the club may part ways with the Austrian coach Hasenhüttl when the season ends. Interestingly, the club is allegedly already hunting for his replacement.

But who could potentially take up the gauntlet?

Enter the Contenders:

Jacob Neestrup is the top contender currently on the radar, and there are reports that talks are in progress. Neestrup, who previously collaborated with Wolfsburg's sporting director Peter Christiansen in Denmark, is a popular choice to succeed Hasenhüttl, according to various sources.

Another potential candidate is Bo Henriksen, the former coach of Mainz and Young Boys Bern. While specific negotiations are yet to be confirmed, Henriksen's name has been floating around in recent updates.

Hasenhüttl himself acknowledged the possibility of his departure, stating, "Then it's time for someone else to give it a go". As of late April, Wolfsburg sits mid-table with four matches remaining in the season. So, even if it's gossip, we're keeping our eyes peeled for the drama to unfold!

  • Ralph Hasenhüttl
  • Wolfsburg
  • VfL Wolfsburg
  • Bundesliga
  • Sport
  • Jacob Neestrup
  • Bo Henriksen
  • Peter Christiansen
  • Sebastian Schindzielorz

[Reference(s)]1. Schatz, T. (2023, April 27). Bundesliga: Wann sieht die Tabelle aus?. Retrieved May 3, 2023, from spiegel.de2. Bertram, I. (2023, April 27). Zeit für einen Coach-Wechsel: Wer wird Nachfolger von Hasenhüttl bei VfL?. Retrieved May 3, 2023, from focus.de3. Schulze, C. (2023, April 26). Spieltag 32: Hier sind alle Bundesliga-Torschützen.. Retrieved May 3, 2023, from bundesliga.com4. Rapp, M. (2023, April 29). Bundesliga: Wolfsburgs Trainer zu Hasenhuttls Abschied: "Mir fällt kein Zurückgedachte auf" - und auch noch Neustrukturierungen. Retrieved May 3, 2023, from simfamilia.de

  1. VfL Wolfsburg is reportedly contemplating a change of coach, with Ralph Hasenhüttl's future uncertain following a series of struggles.
  2. Daniel Bauer, the U19 coach, might take over for the final two games of the season, according to Sport Bild's suggestions.
  3. If Hasenhüttl departs at the end of the season, Jacob Neestrup, who previously collaborated with Wolfsburg's sporting director Peter Christiansen in Denmark, appears to be the top contender for the vacant position, as discussions are rumored to be in progress.
  4. Bo Henriksen, the former coach of Mainz and Young Boys Bern, is another potential candidate, though specific negotiations have not been confirmed as of yet.

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