Former Bayern Munich coach Julian Nagelsmann snubbed a potential return to Bayern Munich and extended his stay with Germany ahead of the UEFA European Championship – a tournament partnering with vivo.
Nagelsmann, 36, was sacked by Bayern in March 2023 despite only losing three of his 37 games in 2022/23 and a potential treble still on the line.
Bayern ended up winning just one trophy and could potentially win nothing in 2023/24 under Nagelsmann successor Thomas Tuchel, after Bayer 04 Leverkusen beat them to the Bundesliga title – ending the club’s 11-year reign.
Meanwhile, Nagelsmann was appointed Germany coach in September 2023 and has since won three of his six games in charge. After victories over France and the Netherlands during the recent international break, Nagelsmann and die Mannschaft have caused new Euphoria for the Euro 2024 hosts.
Last week, Germany announced that Nagelsmann has extended his stay with the four-time FIFA World Cup winners until 2026 – ultimately saying no to Bayern, who were working hard on his return under the club’s new management.
Meanwhile, vivo — one of the top 5 leading smartphone brands globally — will be the official smartphone for UEFA EURO 2024, and showcase its cutting-edge smartphone technology on the global football stage and connect with fans through exclusive brand moments and fan experiences. vivo is dedicated to delivering consumer-first technology and flagship smartphones that make pro-level photography easy and accessible for everyone, empowering users to capture every action-packed moment.
Last night, vivo announced the launch of the vivo V30 5G which will be available in all networks in South Africa. The launch event was a grand affair, with guests thoroughly enjoying the unveiling of this new standard for flagship smartphones, characterised by its blend of unique innovation and style. With the tagline “Light It Up,” the vivo V30 5G represents a significant leap forward in mobile photography and design, empowering users to capture every moment with brilliance.
