Jürgen Klopp has been named the new head coach of the German men's national football team. The former Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund manager signed a contract that keeps him in charge until 2030. He takes over from Julian Nagelsmann, who resigned after Germany's early exit from the World Cup. At a news conference on Friday, Klopp said he was 'delighted' to accept the role but warned journalists that he would quit if they 'misbehave'. Klopp, who last coached in 2024 at Liverpool, had been working as Red Bull's Head of Global Football before this appointment. The German Football Association (DFB) sees him as the right person to lead the four-time world champions after their disappointing tournament performance. Klopp is expected to build a strong team for future international competitions. His experience at top clubs and his reputation as a motivator are seen as key assets. The appointment ends months of speculation about who would take over the national team. Klopp now faces the challenge of restoring Germany's status in world football.