Hertha Berlin cuts back on youth development: U12 coach Florian Kliche leaves after 18 years. The 48-year-old is credited with discovering Algeria's World Cup player Ibrahim Maza and Pascal Klemens. Kliche brought Maza from Reinickendorfer Füchsen to Hertha and Klemens from Hertha Zehlendorf. The coach also prepared Marton Dardai in 2012 at Wilmersdorf for the transition to the senior team. With Thomas Broich, he developed the 2-1-3-1 system, which Broich now also uses as youth boss at BVB. Hertha Berlin only offers Kliche a part-time job, which is causing surprise internally and externally. The club wants to save money with this austerity measure to set up a cheaper and younger squad in the future. Hertha Berlin wants to make money with its own youth, like last summer with Ibrahim Maza and now with Kennet Eichhorn. U11 coach Tobias Kruse is leaving for Union Berlin, while U10 coach Erik Maschewski is also leaving the club. The new U16 coach will be former Hertha pro Tunay Torun. The U17 coach will be Willi Weiße, most recently at Holstein Kiel II. Hertha Berlin's academy bosses Björn Müller and Sasan Gouhari have shaken things up. They are responsible for coaches and squads in the youth sector. The austerity measure at Hertha Berlin raises questions about whether the club is really on the right path to success in the future. The future of the youth sector at Hertha Berlin is uncertain. The club must decide whether to continue to focus on its own youth or to rely on experienced players. The decision will show whether Hertha Berlin is really on the path to success. The youth sector is an important part of the club and it will be interesting to see how Hertha Berlin deals with it in the future. The club must also compete with other teams to be successful. The future of Hertha Berlin is uncertain, but one thing is sure: the club will continue to fight for success.