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Former Germany captain Oliver Kahn has turned down the chance to become sporting director of Bundesliga side Schalke, it has been revealed. The 39-year-old had been in intense negotiations with the Royal Blues to replace Andreas Mueller, who was sacked recently, but he turned down the role yesterday. Instead, Kahn, who retired from professional football last May having led Bayern Munich to the German league and cup double, will concentrate on his new role as [url=http://blackfoxsolutions.co.uk/admin/menupage.asp]http://blackfoxsolutions.co.uk/admin/menupage.asp[/url] ambassador for the DFB's (German Football Federation) Sepp Herberger Foundation, as well as scouting work in Asia. "The role with a top club like Schalke clashes with my activities in Asia in the forthcoming months and has come six to eight months too early," said Kahn. The role with a top club [url=http://www.kidsnkinship.org/forms/kidform.htm]world cup jerseys[/url] like Schalke clashes with my activities in Asia in the forthcoming months and has come six to eight months too early.Oliver Kahn after turning down the sporting director's role at Schalke But Kahn, who led Germany to the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/JapanTM Final, where they lost 2-0 to Brazil, has said he may be interested in a team manager role with a Bundesliga club in the future. The former goalkeeper is now a TV pundit for German channel ZDF and will travel to China next month on a scouting assignment for Bayern. And having spent 14 years at the Munich giants, Kahn looks like a good bet to replace veteran Uli Hoeness, who is standing down as team manager at the end [url=http://www.europebybike.org/Travels_by_bike_in_europe/normas.html]world cup jerseys[/url] of the season. Kahn side-stepped the question when he was asked about a future role at Bayern and simply said: "I don't want to put myself under any pressure at all." The decision not to join Schalke comes as the club are going through turbulent times, after they [url=http://www.hellotraveler.com/ssl/Privacy.htm]new football kits[/url] announced they had parted company with their Dutch coach Fred Rutten on Thursday. The team are eighth in the table and have been blighted by erratic form this season. 相关的主题文章： [url=http://www.pageballs.com/search/node/]http://www.pageballs.com/search/node/[/url] [url=http://bostechcorp.absolutebica.com/?/member/74590/]http://bostechcorp.absolutebica.com/?/member/74590/[/url] |
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