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Germany head coach Julian Nagelsmann explained why Niclas Füllkrug and Tim Kleindienst were left out of the 2026 World Cup squad, citing Füllkrug’s lack of goals over the past two years and Kleindienst’s long injury layoff. He noted aerial options like Leon Goretzka, Havertz, and Woltemade, and said Havertz and Woltemade will compete for the starting striker role, with Havertz appearing the frontrunner.
Germany recalled 40-year-old Manuel Neuer from international retirement to be their first-choice goalkeeper for the 2026 World Cup in Canada, Mexico and the United States, with Julian Nagelsmann confirming him as the number one. Neuer, a 124-cap veteran who helped Germany win the 2014 World Cup, leads a squad that includes several Premier League players as Germany aim to advance beyond recent group-stage exits and open their campaign vs Curacao in Group E.
Germany boss Julian Nagelsmann has omitted Marc-Andre ter Stegen from the World Cup 2026 squad, citing his lack of game action after a hamstring surgery during a Girona loan and ongoing Barcelona wage‑bill uncertainties; Manuel Neuer, Oliver Maumann and Alexander Nubel were named as the three goalkeepers for the tournament.
Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann unveiled a 26-man squad for the 2026 World Cup and called up Manuel Neuer as the likely No. 1, a controversial move given Neuer’s international retirement; the roster blends veterans like Kimmich and Havertz with youngsters such as Wirtz and Musiala, highlighting the mix of experience and potential for the tournament.
Germany's coach Julian Nagelsmann analyzed their 2-1 defeat to Portugal in the UEFA Nations League, citing issues with team presence, pressing, and individual effort rather than player absences, and emphasized the need for improvement ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Julian Nagelsmann clarified that he did not advise Florian Wirtz on his decision to join Liverpool FC, despite speculation. Wirtz's move was driven by his own choices, and Nagelsmann emphasized his focus on player performance rather than transfers. The article also touches on Bayern Munich's recent transfer activities and other football topics.
German head coach Julian Nagelsmann has condemned a recent ARD survey as "racist" for asking if participants wanted more white players on the national football team. The poll showed 21% agreement, sparking criticism from Nagelsmann and midfielder Joshua Kimmich. ARD defended the survey as a reflection of societal issues, while Nagelsmann emphasized the importance of integration and inclusivity in sports. The controversy arises as Germany prepares to host Euro 2024.
Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann criticized a public broadcaster's survey asking if participants preferred more white players in the national soccer team, calling it "absolutely racist" and "madness." He emphasized the importance of diversity and inclusivity in the team, aligning with midfielder Joshua Kimmich's views. The broadcaster defended the poll, stating it aimed to gather measurable data on public opinions about the team's composition. Germany is preparing for the upcoming European Championship, starting with a warmup game against Ukraine.
Liverpool is preparing for Jurgen Klopp's departure and considering potential successors, including Xabi Alonso, Roberto De Zerbi, Julian Nagelsmann, Michel, Simone Inzaghi, Unai Emery, Thomas Frank, and Ange Postecoglou. Each candidate brings unique coaching styles and experiences, with some having prior connections to the club. Klopp's successor will have big shoes to fill after his successful tenure at Anfield.
Germany suffers a 2-0 defeat against Austria, with Julian Nagelsmann's experimental tactics and questionable player choices coming under scrutiny. Leroy Sané's red card further compounds Germany's struggles, but Austria's dominance and poor finishing prevent a more lopsided scoreline. Nagelsmann must regroup and find a way to get his team back on track before Euro 2024.
Germany suffers a humiliating 3-2 defeat against Turkey in a friendly match, raising questions about coach Julian Nagelsmann's decisions and the team's defensive issues. Despite scoring two early goals, Germany struggled to maintain their lead as Turkey outperformed them both offensively and defensively. The loss highlights the need for improvement in Germany's defense ahead of Euro 2024.
The U.S. Men's National Team will face Germany in an international friendly match as part of their preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Germany, a four-time World Cup champion, has a rich footballing history and has produced some of the best players in the world. The U.S. has a 4-7-0 record against Germany, with their most recent victory coming in 2015. Germany has struggled in recent friendlies but will be led by their new coach, Julian Nagelsmann. The roster includes familiar names like Thomas Müller and İlkay Gündoğan, while the U.S. will feature players like Gio Reyna.
Germany head coach Julian Nagelsmann has called up Union Berlin's Kevin Behrens for the national team, citing his aerial ability and defensive work. Nagelsmann praised Behrens' performance in the Bundesliga and expressed interest in seeing how he performs in training. Behrens has shown promise defensively and will be a valuable addition to a Germany team in need of goals.
Paris Saint-Germain has sacked coach Christophe Galtier despite winning the Ligue 1 title, with former Bayern manager Julian Nagelsmann set to continue talks with the club. PSG sporting director Luis Campos informed Galtier on Tuesday that he was sacked by the club. The French club failed to deliver success in the Champions League, with the team knocked out by Bayern Munich in the round of 16.
Julian Nagelsmann, who recently rejected Chelsea's offer, is now reportedly considering the vacant managerial position at Tottenham Hotspur. German journalist Christian Falk tweeted that Nagelsmann is "concentrating" on the Spurs job. While Real Madrid and PSG could also be looking for new managers, Spurs seem to be the best option for Nagelsmann in England. This comes after recent stories of an uptick in talks between Chelsea and Mauricio Pochettino.