BERLIN, Feb. 13 -- The surprising resignation of Juergen Klinsmann as head coach of Hertha BSC has further consequences.

The 55-year-old former German national and US national team coach is going to lose his seat in the Berlin club's board as investor Lars Windhorst announced.

The UK located German businessman called Klinsmann's step "inacceptable" and said, "he has damaged his reputation." Windhorst accused the former Bayern Munich coach of puberty behavior and called the decision to quit a "kneejerk reaction."

He said Klinsmann is meanwhile regretting his reaction.

The 108 times capped forward's board membership was put on rest when he took over the coaching job 11 weeks ago.

He and Hertha were happy to see the enormous impact name Klinsmann had on international markets, the investor added. Windhorst confirmed the club was close to gain additional, prominent investors.

"We were amazed at the impact his charismatic character has on the international markets," the 43-year-old commented, adding, "I am heartbroken about the way he left."

The investor announced to continue his engagement and mentioned a time frame of at least 10 years, including the option of an extension to 20 to 30 years.

While the Bundesliga side is trying to ease the tension caused by the drastic step of the former striker, have the incidents most likely a far more massive impact on the future of Klinsmann in international football.

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