'New One' Klopp Promises Fresh Approach as Germany Reign Begins
- Germany coach Jurgen Klopp promised a "new approach" as he begins his Nations League campaign, with the team kicking off Thursday against the Netherlands in Amsterdam.
- Flagging international fortunes prompted the German FA to grant the 59-year-old manager unprecedented control, tasking him with resuscitating the team after winning just one knockout game since 2016.
- Klopp's first selection includes a 44-man squad featuring 16 uncapped players, emphasizing that "it is not important who plays but how someone plays." The approach signals a departure from previous rosters.
- Defender Philipp Treu said, "You feel like you'd walk through fire for him," while Klopp distributed sponsor hats at his squad announcement bearing the message "one of 83 million."
- Following the Amsterdam opener, Klopp will make his Germany home debut in Augsburg on September 27 against Greece, then host Serbia four days later before concluding in Thessaloniki.
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After having summoned 44 players, Klopp continues to implement rules in the stages of "new" Germany. Phones are prohibited before the games and contact with the outside will be reduced.
After having summoned 44 players, Klopp continues to implement rules in the stages of "new" Germany. Phones are prohibited before the games and contact with the outside will be reduced.
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