21 September 2011 | 11:50

Bernd Storck stopped coaching Kazakhstan junior football team

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German football coach Bernd Storck left the position of the head coach of Kazakhstan junior football team (U-19), Kazakhstan Football Federation’s official website writes. Storck left Kazakhstan for family reasons, the message states. Details of the coach’s leave are not disclosed. The Federation will announce the name of the new coach shortly. Bernd Storck coached Kazakhstan's football team from January 30, 2009 to October 2010. His contract was terminated as the team lost four games of the qualification tournament of the European Championship. Storck was appointed head coach of Kazakhstan junior football team in February 2011.


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German football coach Bernd Storck left the position of the head coach of Kazakhstan junior football team (U-19), Kazakhstan Football Federation’s official website writes. Storck left Kazakhstan for family reasons, the message states. Details of the coach’s leave are not disclosed. The Federation will announce the name of the new coach shortly. Bernd Storck coached Kazakhstan's football team from January 30, 2009 to October 2010. His contract was terminated as the team lost four games of the qualification tournament of the European Championship. Storck was appointed head coach of Kazakhstan junior football team in February 2011.
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