As of next season, Malik Fathi will be part of the first-team coaching staff as an additional assistant alongside David Krecidlo. The former Bundesliga player has been working as a youth coach in the Hertha BSC academy.

1. FC Union Berlin take on FC St. Pauli on Tuesday night in the German Cup....

The 45-year-old, who has made a point of insisting his team is not there to be liked but to win, said: “We are not here to do anything other than try to win the game we are competing in, and to not be the team that everyone looks at and thinks, ‘Good losers’. That’s not what we want to be.

Edin Terzic (at the press conference): “We made a decent start to the game but 12 decent minutes is not enough in Munich. We didn’t envisage falling behind like that and then stopping to fight back. It was disappointing that it took us far too long to get back into the game after conceding the first goal. We’ll go home with a portion of anger. Tomorrow we’ll look at the table and see: there’s a two-point deficit, it’s the first Bundesliga defeat for us in the year 2023, and then it’s off to another competition on Wednesday. We want to produce a better performance in the cup and get to the next round.”

FC Managing Director, Christian Keller said: “On the one hand, Jacob Christensen a very young player but, on the other hand, possesses the experience of over 150 professional matches. Not just because of that, but also because of his technical ability and his skill in dictating the build-up, we believe that he can make the step to the Bundesliga. First and foremost, Jacob will have to get used to the high intensity here. Our coaching staff will prepare him as well as possible for that.”

Pre-season training camp from 15th to 23rd July Friendly against Ajax FC Augsburg will take up...

One of the rumors that has been lingering for months is the interest that Bayern Munich allegedly has in Tottenham Hotspur star Harry Kane.

Boyhood Hertha fan Marius Gersbeck is back at the club! The goalkeeper has signed from Karlsruher SC and put pen to paper on a deal valid until 2026. The 27-year-old will wear the number 35. “We’re delighted that Marius has decided to tackle the upcoming challenges with us. He’s a Herthaner through and through. He developed into one of the best goalkeepers in the league at Karlsruhe and possesses all the qualities to be an important figure in our team,” explained sporting director Benjamin Weber. “Playing for the first team at my hometown club is an incredible feeling. I now want to contribute to a successful team and help out as much as I can,” said the goalkeeper.

Sunday Day off on Sunday after the triumph over Union After the emotional 4-2 home win...

Andrej Kramarić: “We’ve finally managed it. Even though it’s maybe not yet mathematically certain, we’ve kept our...