Klopp explains Younes Belhanda call-up
Jürgen Klopp, the head coach of the German national team, confirmed that his decision to announce two squad lists during the upcoming international break aims to monitor a greater number of players and to achieve victory in all four scheduled matches against the Netherlands, Greece, Serbia, and another team. He also called up Eintracht Frankfurt player Younes Belhanda for the first time, thanks to his outstanding performance this season, despite having previously represented Morocco at the youth level. There is also anticipation that he may choose to represent Germany for the first time. Klopp emphasized the importance of relying on experienced players such as Joshua Kimmich and Marc-André ter Stegen, while refreshing the squad by introducing 11 new players and 16 relatively unknown talents. Some players, like Leroy Sané and Déniz Undav, were excluded due to not regaining their desired form.
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