“Perhaps it means taking out Poland”- Fans awestruck by new Monaco manager’s name after it finds similarity with Adolf Hitler

Adolf Hutter takes charge in France.

“Perhaps it means taking out Poland”- Fans awestruck by new Monaco manager’s name after it finds similarity with Adolf Hitler

Adolf and Adolf Hitler (credits-Wikimedia Commons)

What’s in a name? People usually say that. Well, maybe Adolf Hutter is the person to answer your question. Adolf ‘Adi’ Hutter is a football manager whose claim to fame is an unremarkable similarity to one of the biggest tyrants the world has seen, Adolf Hitler.

Adolf Hutter is in the news as he has been appointed as the newest manager of Ligue 1 side A.S Monaco. The manager comes off an uninspired spell at Borussia Monchengladbach. Hutter had also coached Austrian side RB Salzburg and Swiss club Young Boys. Fans around the world were quick to compare his name to the infamous Nazi leader Adolf Hitler.

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Adolf did admit that he likes to be called by his nickname, Adi. He narrated the story of him getting the name Adolf. “When I was born, my parents had no intention of calling me Adolf, My father’s brother died at the age of 27 in an avalanche of stones. My grandmother insisted on having another Adolf in the family,” Hutter revealed.

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“Certainly, I would have preferred a different first name. From day one, my mother simply called me ‘Adi,’ and practically everyone calls me ‘Adi’,” said Hutter admitting he wishes for a better name.” The 53-year-old has his work cut out for him as he aims to get Monaco back into European places after they missed out on it by finishing sixth in the Ligue 1 last year.

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Here’s how Twitter reacted to Adolf Hutter’s signing at Monaco

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Hutter seems calm (credits- Goal.com)

When AS Monaco introduced Hutter as their new coach, social media exploded with mocking reactions. The remarkable likeness between his name and Adolf Hitler’s became the topic of amusing remarks. Many others stated that they had to read the name twice to completely grasp the significance.

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Adi Hutter would like to turn his fortunes and his team’s fortunes upside down. Adolf will hope to conquer France, despite all the banter. Monaco will begin their campaign away to Clermont Foot on August 13.

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