In the opening game of Euro 2024, the Germany national team under the leadership of Julian Nagelsmann secured a stunning 5-1 victory against Scotland. This victory not only marked a strong start for the Euro 2024 hosts but also set a new record for the biggest opening-game win at a European championship. Goals from Florian
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Euro 2024 is set to kick off this summer, but the competition off the field seems to be just as intense as the one on the pitch. The clash between UEFA’s official sticker album, produced by Topps, and Panini’s version is raging. While Topps features two-time Champions League-winning manager José Mourinho in its marketing campaign,
Julian Nagelsmann, the Germany coach, expressed his delight in having former Real Madrid star Toni Kroos back on the national team as they gear up to host the 2024 European Championship. However, Nagelsmann admitted that convincing Kroos to return wasn’t an easy task. He revealed that it took a considerable amount of time to persuade
As England gears up to face Serbia in their Group C opener at Euro 2024, concerns about fan behavior and security have taken center stage. With up to 500,000 supporters expected to flood into Germany for the tournament, authorities are taking preemptive measures to ensure a safe environment for all attendees. The high-risk nature of
Germany’s Euro 2024 squad has suffered a blow with the announcement that midfielder Aleksandar Pavlovic will not be able to participate due to a recurrence of tonsillitis. This health issue had also prevented Pavlovic from taking part in Germany’s recent friendly matches against France and the Netherlands. Despite being a promising 19-year-old player who was
Toni Kroos, a key figure in the German national team, has described the training-ground dispute between Antonio Rüdiger and Niclas Fükrug as a positive occurrence. Despite the physical altercation between the two players during a drill, Kroos emphasized that such incidents can be beneficial for team dynamics. The tension between Rüdiger and Fükrug may have
In a recent statement, national team captain Ilkay Gündogan emphasized the necessity for leaders from diverse migration backgrounds to accurately represent today’s society in Germany. This sentiment comes in the wake of a troubling poll conducted by a public broadcaster ARD, revealing that a significant portion of Germans expressed a desire for more white players