DFB National Team’s Performance Rated “Very Good in Terms of Football” by Julian Nagelsmann

DFB performance “very good in terms of football”

Julian Nagelsmann gave his players a lot of praise after his successful international debut as national coach. After the 3-1 win against the USA on Saturday in Hartford, the 36-year-old spoke of a deserved victory and rated the national team’s performance as “very good in terms of football”. After the 1-1 score at the break, patience in the game was better in the second half.

He singled out captain and goalscorer Ilkay Gündogan from his team. “Ilkay played an outstanding game. He wanted every ball.” But “not everything was brilliant,” said Nagelsmann. “But that’s good, I still have something to do,” he summed up after the first game on the USA trip.

7 wins from 12 games: This is how the national coaches’ debuts went

Julian Nagelsmann | 3-1 against the USA on October 14th, 2023

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Friendly game
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Hansi Flick | 2-0 against Liechtenstein on September 2nd, 2021

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World Cup qualification
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Joachim Löw | 3-0 against Sweden on August 16, 2006

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Friendly game
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Jürgen Klinsmann | 3:1 against Austria on August 18, 2004

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World Cup qualification
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Rudi Völler | 4:1 against Spain on August 16, 2000

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Friendly game
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Erich Ribbeck | 0-1 against Turkey on October 10, 1998

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European Championship qualification
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Berti Vogts | 1-1 against Portugal on August 29, 1990

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Friendly game
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Franz Beckenbauer | 1:3 against Argentina on September 12, 1984

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Friendly game
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Jupp Derwall | 4:3 against Czechoslovakia on October 11, 1978

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Friendly game
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Helmut Schön | 1:1 against Sweden on November 4th, 1964

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World Cup qualification
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Sepp Herberger | 2:2 against Poland on September 13, 1936

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Friendly game
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Otto Mink | 3:2 against the Netherlands on October 31, 1926

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Friendly game
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Next Wednesday (2:00 a.m./ARD) the DFB selection will play another test match in Philadelphia against Mexico. The national coach announced personnel changes in Hartford because he wanted to see as many players as possible from the 25-man squad in the game. Joshua Kimmich returned to Germany early on Saturday due to a flu-like infection.

Nagelsmann received very positive feedback from the team after his debut victory. The trainer impressed his players with his demeanor and ideas during their first week together in the USA, as goal scorer Niclas Füllkrug reported.

Müller just behind top 3: record national player in the DFB team

24 Bernd Schneider – 81 international matches

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24 Karlheinz Förster – 81 international matches

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24 Wolfgang Overath – 81 international matches

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23 Arne Friedrich – 82 international matches

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22 Andreas Möller – 85 international matches

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20 Oliver Kahn – 86 international matches

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20 Andreas Brehme – 86 international matches

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19 Rudi Völler – 90 international matches

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18 Mesut Özil – 92 international matches

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16 Sepp Maier – 95 international matches

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16 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge – 95 international matches

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15 Berti Vogts – 96 international matches

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14 Michael Ballack – 98 international matches

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13 Thomas Häßler – 101 international matches

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12 Franz Beckenbauer – 103 international matches

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11 Per Mertesacker – 104 international matches

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10 Jürgen Kohler – 105 international matches

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9 Toni Kroos – 106 international matches

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8 Jürgen Klinsmann – 108 international matches

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7 Philipp Lahm – 113 international matches

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6 Manuel Neuer – 117 international matches

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5 Bastian Schweinsteiger – 121 international matches

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4 Thomas Müller – 123 international matches

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3 Lukas Podolski – 130 caps

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2 Miroslav Klose – 137 caps

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1 Lothar Matthäus – 150 international matches

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“We notice that there is someone standing in front of us who has an authoritarian, good demeanor. You also notice it in the meetings. It is a natural authority, not an artificial one. He can provide everything with explanations and solutions. “It immediately makes an impression when you as a player notice that it’s working,” explained the 30-year-old Borussia Dortmund striker after the game. A handwriting in the game was recognizable.

Captain Gündogan was also impressed by the starting phase with Nagelsmann. “It was a style of football that was a little different,” said the 32-year-old about the style of play and tactical arrangement on the pitch. The training bears fruit quickly. “We did a lot of good things in such a short time,” said the goalscorer to make it 1-1. “Pull the things we tackle. The coach’s ideas are powerful and take us to the next level,” added Füllkrug. “He is a coach who has a lot of ideas and is very ambitious.”

UEFA is renaming some venues: the stadiums for the 2024 European Championship in Germany

Olympic Stadium in Berlin (intl. spectators: 70,000)

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Name remains

Arena in Munich (intl. spectators: 67,000)

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Allianz Arena becomes Munich Football Arena

Arena in Dortmund (intl. spectators: 66,000)

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Signal-Iduna-Park becomes BVB Stadium Dortmund

Arena in Stuttgart (intl. spectators: 54,000)

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The Mercedes-Benz Arena becomes the Stuttgart Arena

Arena in Gelsenkirchen (intl. spectators: 50,000)

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Veltins Arena becomes Arena AufSchalke

Arena in Hamburg (intl. spectators: 50,000)

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Volksparkstadion becomes Volksparkstadion Hamburg

Arena in Düsseldorf (intl. spectators: 47,000)

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The Merkur Game Arena becomes the Düsseldorf Arena

Arena in Cologne (intl. spectators: 47,000)

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Rhein-Energie-Stadion becomes Cologne Stadium

Arena in Frankfurt (intl. spectators: 46,000)

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Deutsche Bank Park becomes Frankfurt Arena

Arena in Leipzig (intl. spectators: 42,000)

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The Red Bull Arena becomes the Leipzig Stadium

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2023-10-15 19:59:00
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