Steffen Baumgart Takes Helm at Union Berlin
Union Berlin has appointed Steffen Baumgart as the new manager following the departure of Bo Svensson. Baumgart, who once played for Union, returns to the Bundesliga after managing FC Koln. He aims to rejuvenate the team as they are currently positioned 12th in the league after a challenging period.
Union Berlin has announced the appointment of Steffen Baumgart as their new manager, following the departure of Bo Svensson last week. The Bundesliga team struggled with form, prompting the leadership change.
Baumgart, known for his tenure at FC Koln and his forward role at Union from 2002 to 2004, brings experience and familiarity to the capital club. He'll begin his new role on January 2nd, aiming to boost the team currently 12th in the league standings.
Expressing enthusiasm, Baumgart highlighted the advantage of his prior association with the club and his commitment to improving the team's performance as they prepare to face Heidenheim on January 11.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
Italy's Cricket Revolution: A World Cup Dream in a Soccer-Obsessed Nation
King Kazu: The Ageless Soccer Legend Continues His Journey
Soccer-Real Madrid edge Atletico 2-1 to set up Clasico in Super Cup final
UPDATE 1-Teen soccer players lay to rest mate killed in Swiss bar fire
Soccer-PSG clinch French Super Cup after shootout win over Marseille

