Frank Kramer, the coach of the German team Schalke, was fired on Wednesday as a result of a string of losses that led to the club’s demise in the German Football League.
In the second round of the German Cup Wednesday, Schalke suffered a 1-5 setback against Hoffenheim, marking his fifth straight loss across all competitions.
This season, Schalke moved up to the first division and is now rated 17th in the league of 18 teams.
In 10 league games this season, only one victory was obtained, and it was against the bottom-placed team Buchum.
Peter Calbol, the chairman of the Schalke Board of Directors, stated that the defeats by scores of 0-4 against Bayer Leverkusen and Hoffenheim “”are not worthy of Schalke Club”” and hinted at additional changes.
Schalke had contracted Kramer as a coach last June after the team climbed to the German league under the leadership of temporary coach Mike Boskins.
Source: a b.
After a string of losses, Kramer is fired as Schalke’s coach.
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