Germany’s all-time top scorer Miroslav Klose is Nuremberg’s new coach
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NUREMBERG, Germany (AP) — Miroslav Klose, Germany’s all-time top goal-scorer, is second-division Nuremberg’s new coach.
The German club said Tuesday that Klose, who celebrated his 46th birthday on Sunday, had signed a 2-year deal to replace Cristian Fiel, who left to join second-division rival Hertha Berlin last week.
It’s Klose’s first job as a head coach in Germany. Klose previously coached Bayern Munich’s youth teams and Austrian first-division side Rheindorf Altach.
Klose scored 71 goals in 137 games for Germany and helped the team win the 2014 World Cup. He also played for Italian team Lazio and Bayern, Werder Bremen and Kaiserslautern.
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