Klopp makes history with Germany team
Coach Jürgen Klopp faced a tough start with the German national team in the UEFA Nations League, drawing his first match against the Netherlands 1-1 and losing the second to Greece by a single goal. This marked the worst beginning for a German coach since he started his tenure as head of the team. Despite the defeat, Klopp downplayed the importance of the results, emphasizing that building a strong team takes time, and that the German national team is going through a difficult phase that requires patience and effort to improve performance. Meanwhile, former team legend Bastian Schweinsteiger criticized the team’s performance, stating that "The Men in White" (Deutschland) no longer belong to the ranks of strong national teams, and that they need to develop a squad capable of making a difference—especially after the two matches revealed weaknesses in both skill level and competitive ability. Germany’s team will face two upcoming matches against Serbia and Japan, during which the coach aims to correct the course and enhance the team's performance.
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