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Ter Stegen praises Klopp and shows how he brings calm to the team

🇩🇪 By 4AllFootball ·
Ter Stegen praises Klopp and shows how he brings calm to the team

Marc-Andre ter Stegen is back in the squad of the German national team after his long injury spell and has already gained a first impression of coach Jürgen Klopp, whom he experiences just as he is perceived in the public. The goalkeeper emphasizes that he immediately feels the special atmosphere that Klopp creates in every training.

Klopp lives his football

As ter Stegen explained, he experiences Klopp exactly as he is known from the public. The goalkeeper highlighted that Klopp lives his football strongly and can transfer this feeling to the team.

At the same time, ter Stegen made clear that the national coach has concrete expectations of him. The goalkeeper emphasizes that, as an experienced player, he should radiate calm especially in difficult phases.

Ter Stegen also sees Joshua Kimmich and Kai Havertz as responsible for stabilising the team. According to the goalkeeper, both midfield players should support the defensive security.

Freshness in the squad

After his longer injury spell, ter Stegen appreciates the renewed call‑up even more. He is pleased with the many new faces in the squad, which in his opinion bring additional freshness. This freshness could give Klopp new options.

After the difficult phase, ter Stegen now wants to attack fully again. His goal is to be on the pitch permanently and to play successful football with the national team.

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