Happy Birthday, Julian Nagelsmann

The Hoffenheim coach turns 30 today



Since he has no thread so far, we might as well make this one his apprecion thread.
Because obviously, the most immediately striking and eye catching thing about this great coach is his unreal young age.
He became Hoffenheim's coach one and a half years ago, at the age of 28, as the youngest regular (not interim) first team manager in Bundesliga history.
In this perid of 18 months, he has taken a relegation candidate into CL qualification.

Being from the vicinity of Munich, he is of course hotly tipped to become Bayern manager in the future.

Hans wrote:The Hoffenheim coach turns 30 today

The most important phrase of the thread.

Nagelsmann is 32 by now

He's also, after his years of sheer miracle work at Hoffenheim, the new coach of RB Leipzig, having considerable more financial muscle than Rangnick's former project.

He's also sitting atop Bundesliga with 3 wins in 3 games.

Today he has the chance to cement top spot with a win over stumbling Bayern, and make a first strong statement of intent at his new club.

He's arguably the most exciting young coach there is. Let's see how he does tonight.

Nagelsmann is clearly an elite manager, the next Klopp

main problem with him is the way he looks is such a disaster

Never seen anyone with a worse sense of fashion tbh

atrocious is an understatement

It's just you and me here buddy

iftikhar wrote:It's just you and me here buddy

ifti

the rest of the people have no clue, really

Due to recent events, a collection of images showing Julian Nagelsmann sporting assorted outfits

and, last not least, Julian Nagelsmann dressed for his first Champions League game as manager

lol, when I saw him in his vest and tie for UCl match, I was reminded of time Klopp was wearing a suit for a UCL game and bit the head off of a linesman.

What makes it even funnier, is that he was wearing a Kanadian lumberjack shirt for the game vs Bayern just a few days earlier.

Lol my wardrobe is 50% things my parents bought for me as a teenager... the other 50% is the clothes of my deceased grandfather.

So imo Nagelsmann makes a great effort

If you have decent look (it's his case) the fashion is not important at all

Happy birthday from me too

Everything you always wanted to know about RB Leipzig, part one. The attack. @ThatGooner https://t.co/LetGNfsrf8

— StatsBomb (@StatsBomb) October 28, 2019

Managers aside, the Red Bull talent scouting department seems to be incredibly well organized!

on course to win the Bundesliga in his first season at Leipzig

how bad does a lge have to be when a club called leipzig with a 32yo manager is favorite to win it.

Reminder that this guy lost at home to a Sylvinho-lead Lyon.

leading his Leipzig team into CL semis, past Mourinho and Simeone

with Yussuf Poulsen leading the line no less

top drawer stuff*

*except for the outfit of course

farfan wrote:Reminder that this guy lost at home to a Sylvinho-lead Lyon.

Wow this aged well

Farfarce got vagi'd here

S wrote:

farfan wrote:Reminder that this guy lost at home to a Sylvinho-lead Lyon.

Wow this aged well

Farfarce got vagi'd here

Reminder that Juve lost to a Rudi Garcia led Lyon

At 33, he's already one of the best coaches in the world, and he'll probably cement his place as number one within the next decade.

His underdog run in the CL is more impressive than the runs of Dortmund, Atletico, Monaco, and Ajax which occurred in the last 7 years.

The difference?

His team has very little individual quality. Aside from Upamecano nobody is going to get a big transfer move. At least those sides were filled with young, exciting players. RB on the other hand not so much.

I'm not surprised though. He had Hoffenheim in the CL despite having division 2 quality players. The fact he's able to have his teams play good football while over achieving based on his resources makes him a great coach.

I felt the RB move was a bit of a sideways step for him when it was announced. However, regardless of the result against PSG it won't be long until we see him as the coach of a top European club.

Watch this space.

Hope my hype thread did him justice hans

Don't pretend like you didn't just jump on this train
and post in the thread that already exists

It's a shame Timo wasnt there, but I loved Leipzig's setup, attitude and collective performance. Very deserved and impressive win, it's like they were CL veterans

You can find posts of me hyping him up from 2017 don't act salty ffs

Casciavit wrote:Hope my hype thread did him justice hans

this is already a hype thread, no idea why you had to make your own