Hertha BSC has confirmed that head coach Stefan Leitl and sporting director Benjamin Weber will continue in their roles despite the club's struggles in the 2. Bundesliga, likely leading to a fourth consecutive season in the second tier. Managing director Peter Görlich stated that maintaining leadership continuity is essential for long-term stability, especially given the current challenges the club faces. He noted that while the leadership structure remains intact, a significant transformation is necessary within the squad. This includes plans to create a leaner, more cost-efficient team, as Hertha currently manages one of the most expensive squads in the league, which is unsustainable amid ongoing financial consolidation. Görlich indicated that a positive transfer balance is expected, suggesting that key players may depart if suitable offers arise. He described the forthcoming changes as potentially the most significant transformation in the club's history, as it seeks to address mounting debt and improve inadequate training facilities. Overall, this period may signal the start of a long-term rebuild for Hertha BSC.