DFB star in tears after call from Jürgen Klopp – DFB team news
At the training camp in Herzogenaurach there was a tense excitement as Jürgen Klopp entered the field at 15:57 and led the first training session of the German national team – a moment that DFB-Team News captured immediately. The young striker Younes Ebnoutalib said that tears came after Klopp’s call.
The new coach welcomed 24 players, including goalkeeper returnee Marc‑André ter Stegen as well as the newcomers Hennes Behrens, Bambasé Conté, Younes Ebnoutalib, Yannik Engelhardt, Max Rosenfelder and Philipp Treu. The word training was emphasized repeatedly because it was the first official training under the new manager.
First training day under Jürgen Klopp
During the session the players were closely observed by Klopp, and he gave clear instructions that he had refined as a coach in his previous club career. The media reported that the training was of great importance for the upcoming Nations League matches. The word article also appeared in reports that analyzed the events.
Ebnoutalib's emotional phone call
Younes Ebnoutalib, a 21‑year‑old striker, explained that after Jürgen Klopp’s call he said, “after the phone call the tears came to me.” He emphasized that he loves both Germany and Morocco and that he had previously played in the Regionalliga for FC Gießen. Blick reported that Ebnoutalib had previously been in contact with Mohamed Ouahbi from the Moroccan team, but chose Germany.
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Rumours, criticism and upcoming Nations League
A rumour from the BVB environment asks whether Tah in the DFB team must tremble before Anton. Matthias Sammer criticised former manager Oliver Bierhoff and pointed out that VfB would apparently have to go broke at Jeltsch’s debut. When Jeltsch made his debut, the discussion about the manager was further heated.
The German squad is scheduled for the Nations League Group A2 on 24 September away against the Netherlands, on 27 September at home against Greece and on 1 October in Munich against Serbia. Spanish referee Alejandro Hernandez Hernandez will officiate the match against the Netherlands, assisted by assistants Jose Naranjo and Diego Sanchez Rojo, video assistant Alejandro Quintero Gonzalez and Carlos del Cerro Grande.
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Ebnoutalib expressed enthusiasm about the duel with the Netherlands: “It’s already cool to play against the Netherlands. It’s a very good team with good players.” The first two Nations League matches also mark the official start of Jürgen Klopp as the new national team coach, a turning point for the DFB team.