The football club Hertha BSC has confirmed the appointment of a new head coach and promised to lead their team to avoid relegation.

In a statement issued on Monday, Hertha BSC confirmed that they have appointed a new head coach, who will take over from the current manager, Ralf Rangnick. The appointment comes as part of a plan to improve the team's performance and avoid relegation in the upcoming season.

Rangnick, who previously managed German side Borussia Dortmund, is known for his attacking style of play and success at the club. He was appointed as the new head coach after the departure of former manager Peter Stöger.

"I am very excited to start my coaching journey with Hertha BSC," said Rangnick in the statement. "I have been working closely with the players and staff throughout the year and I am confident that we can achieve our goals this season."

He added: "As a player myself, I know how important it is to be able to work with a group of people who share your passion and commitment. I'm looking forward to helping my teammates to develop and succeed together."

The appointment comes just days before the start of the club's campaign in the Bundesliga, which starts next month. It remains to be seen whether Rangnick's new approach will be enough to turn around the fortunes of Hertha BSC or if they will need to make some changes in order to avoid relegation.

Despite the challenges facing the club, Rangnick is optimistic about the future and he believes that his experience and skills will help them achieve their goals. He expressed his hope that the team can overcome any difficulties and return to the top of the league once again.