Hoffenheim appoint 28-year-old manager Julian Nagelsmann Published 27 October 2015 Share close panel Share page Copy link About sharing Image source, Getty Images Hoffenheim have chosen their Under-19s coach Julian Nagelsmann as manager for next season - when he could become the youngest ever Bundesliga head coach. Markus Gisdol was sacked on Monday, with former Stuttgart boss Huub Stevens appointed until the end of the season. Nagelsmann, 28, will remain U19s coach, taking up his new post in the summer. "This is a courageous step but we see in Nagelsmann such a huge coaching talent that we want to give him a chance," director Alexander Rosen said. He has been given a three-year deal but is still studying for his senior coaching licence. Hoffenheim are currently in 17th place in the Bundesliga, with one win and six points from their first 10 games of the season. Provided the club stays in the division, Nagelsmann will become the youngest head coach ever to helm a side in the German top flight. More on this story Sportsday - rolling football news Published 27 October 2015 Celtic pair clash on training ground Published 27 October 2015 Scotland women beat Macedonia Published 27 October 2015 Carneiro among FA cases examined Published 27 October 2015 England women beat Australia in China Published 27 October 2015 Football commentaries Published 20 June 2016 How to get into football Published 7 June 2019 Around the BBC Football on the BBC World Football Podcast Related Internet Links Hoffenheim Match of the Day Facebook Match of the Day Twitter BBC Sport Facebook BBC Sport Twitter Uefa Bundesliga The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.