Jonathan Klinsmann is a goalkeeper with the United States U20 team.
BERLIN — Jonathan Klinsmann, the son of former United States coach Jurgen Klinsmann, will make his Hertha Berlin and European debut in the team’s Europa League game against Swedish side Ostersunds FK on Thursday.
The 20-year-old Klinsmann made six appearances for Hertha’s under-23 side in the fourth-tier regional league. He is getting his chance with the senior team as regular goalkeeper Rune Jarstein skips Hertha’s international games and his back-up Thomas Kraft is out with a cold.
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Cologne cruised into the German Cup third round with a convincing 3-1 win over Hertha Berlin.
Salomon Kalou remembers his first conversation with Jose Mourinho and explains why he’s passionate about inspiring others.
Salomon Kalou remembers his first conversation with Jose Mourinho and explains why he’s passionate about inspiring others.
BERLIN — It was hardly a surprise that in the aftermath of Hertha Berlin’s recent show of solidarity with the ongoing NFL protests, Salomon Kalou was the most prominent voice explaining why he and his teammates took a knee.
The Ivory Coast forward — who came out of international retirement to aid his nation’s 2018 World Cup qualification bid — leads by example. He believes that a footballer has more duties than just to entertain for 90 minutes on the pitch. The 32-year-old is passing on hope…
Salomon Kalou has told ESPN FC that he and his Hertha Berlin teammates took a knee before a match this month to “protest against people who
Hertha BSC and Ivory Coast’s Salomon Kalou talks to ESPN FC about protesting against racism.
BERLIN — Hertha Berlin players and officials kneeled in solidarity with the recent NFL protests ahead of their Bundesliga match against
Bayern squandered a two-goal lead for the second straight Bundesliga game as Hertha Berlin fought back to nick a 2-2 draw.
Swedish side Ostersunds made it two wins from two in Group J, courtesy of Brwa Nouri’s 22nd-minute penalty.
Bibiana Steinhaus had previously spent six years refereeing in Germany’s second tier.
Bibiana Steinhaus became the first female referee in the Bundesliga when she oversaw the 1-1 draw between Werder Bremen and Hertha Berlin on Sunday.
The 38-year-old, who is also a police officer, joined Germany’s leading division in May following six years in the second tier.
She officiated Bayern Munich’s first-round DFB Pokal defeat of Chemnitzer in August, the Women’s Champions League final earlier this year, and also at Euro 2017.
The development follows Lorraine Watson becoming the first female…