The German football club Hertha BSC has announced that it has appointed a new head coach, with former Borussia Dortmund assistant coach Stefan Inler taking over the reins at the helm.

Inler is no stranger to coaching success, having previously led SV Darmstadt 98 and Hannover 96 to promotion from the second tier of German football. He also spent time as a player for clubs such as Bayern Munich and Hamburg, before embarking on his coaching career.

The appointment of Inler comes at a crucial time for Hertha BSC, who are currently in the middle of a relegation battle in the Bundesliga. The club has struggled this season, losing four out of their last five matches and dropping down the table.

However, Inler's experience as a coach and his track record suggest he will be able to turn things around for Hertha BSC. He has already spoken about his vision for the team and how he plans to lead them to avoid relegation.

With the pressure mounting on the club, fans and players alike are hoping that Inler can deliver the results needed to secure their survival in the top flight. It remains to be seen whether or not he can do so, but one thing is certain - the future looks bright for Hertha BSC under Inler's leadership.