Hertha BSC Promises New Head Coach, Former Dortmund Assistant Will Lead Team to Avoid Relegation

Hertha BSC has made a major move in their quest for survival in the Bundesliga this season by announcing that they have hired former Dortmund assistant coach as their new head coach.

The appointment of Marco Rose is seen as a big boost for Hertha BSC, who currently find themselves at the bottom of the table and looking to avoid relegation. The club's chairman, Thomas Duesenhuber, praised Rose's experience and said: "We are delighted to bring Marco Rose on board as our new head coach. His wealth of experience in coaching top-level football teams will be invaluable to us as we look to secure our place in the Bundesliga."

Rose spent four seasons with Dortmund before leaving to take up a role as assistant coach under Frank Lampard at Chelsea. He has also worked as an assistant coach at Arsenal and Manchester United, among other clubs.

His appointment comes after Hertha BSC suffered a tough start to the season, losing all three of their opening games. However, the club has shown some signs of improvement since then, including a win over fellow strugglers Eintracht Frankfurt last weekend.

Rose's arrival could provide a much-needed injection of confidence and stability for the team, who are currently facing a battle against relegation. With his vast experience and track record of success, he is likely to help Hertha BSC turn things around and secure their place in the Bundesliga next season.