Herta fired the coach who replaced Paul Darday

In November, Budapest club fired Pál Dárdai from the team boss, handing the squad in 14th place to Tayfun Korkut, who had run Stuttgart, Hanover and Leverkusen for three years.

However, under the guidance of a German-Turkish specialist, Hertha not only started upwards, but sank into a deeper pit. Of the 13 champions who have played since Darday’s career, only two have won, Armenia Bielefeld, who is also escaping relegation, and Borussia Dortmund, who is shining. In addition to three draws, the team suffered eight defeats, and lost the last five championships without exception. These included particularly hard defeats, as Hertha was 4-0 at Mainz and 4-1, 6-1 by Bayern and RB Lepzig, both times at the Olympic Stadium.

Besides Korkut, his second coach, Ilya Arasic, left the club. Hertha finished 2-0 in Mönchengladbach on Saturday, slipping to 17th in the standings, and is already in the elimination.