Grings is excited for the European Football Championship, calling it a "mega event."

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Ex-German female footballer Inka Grings is eager for the men's European Championship. "It's going to be a massive event. This is just what we need right now. You won't witness better football," said the 45-year-old during a "Rheinische Post" EM-Talk in Düsseldorf on Tuesday evening. The ex-striker, who previously coached Switzerland until last November, finished her coaching certification with national coach Julian Nagelsmann.

Grings backs Nagelsmann's leadership. "Julian will get a grasp of how he wants his team to play. I'm certain he's made the right decisions with his players," stated the Düsseldorf native. Even the goalkeeper predicament doesn't escape Grings' support.

"It's a tricky and unsettling call. Nevertheless, it must be made early and typically, one shouldn't mention Manuel Neuer. We'll have two amazing goalkeepers, and I feel bad for Marc-André ter Stegen. He was just born before his time," expressed Grings, who plans to catch some Championship matches in person.

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1. Inka Grings, a former German footballer and current coach, expressed her excitement for the men's European Football Championship (EM), stating it as a "mega event".
2. During an EM-Talk in Düsseldorf, held by 'Rheinische Post', Grings, originating from the same city, voiced her support for the German national team, especially the leadership of coach Julian Nagelsmann.
3. The DFB (German Football Association) team will be participating in the European Championship, and Grings has confidence in Nagelsmann's strategies, believing he made the right choices with his players.
4. Grings also addressed the goalkeeper predicament, acknowledging it as a challenging decision, but insisting that both Manuel Neuer and Marc-André ter Stegen are talented players, with the latter being unfortunate to have been born slightly before his time.
5. As a fan of soccer, Grings intends to attend some matches of the European Championship personally, looking forward to witnessing the high-quality football it promises.
6. Grings' sentiments were echoed as the German national soccer team prepared for their qualifying matches, with supporters eagerly anticipating the upcoming European Football Championship.

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