Team representing the country - Nagelsmann urges the Germans to utilize their home advantage.
The German national football team's coach, Julian Nagelsmann, has called on the country's football fans to cheer loudly during their opening match against Scotland in the European Championship, which takes place at home on Friday at 9 p.m. The match will be broadcast on ZDF and MagentaTV.
Nagelsmann spoke at a press conference in Munich, saying, "I'd like to see the German national team being pushed on by the country itself, especially inside the stadium. We need to make the most of the home advantage we have." He added, "That's why I'm asking you to be loud tomorrow because I want to reach the players."
Leroy Sané has recovered fully from his thigh injury and is ready to play, according to Nagelsmann. The team will field their ideal starting lineup, as Nagelsmann wants to provide psychological security for his regular players. He said, "It's important to tell them that mistakes are allowed, but that good training also pays off."
The team is in high spirits, reports Nagelsmann. "When I look into the eyes of my players, I see a lot of confidence and belief. I'm expecting the same performance from them tomorrow." He added that he still needs to keep the team under control until right before the match. "Tomorrow, I'll let them go and let them run."
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- The DFB's national team, led by Julian Nagelsmann, aims to leverage their home advantage in their opening match against Scotland in Group A of the EM.
- Munich native and Bayern Munich player Leroy Sané is set to join Nagelsmann's starting lineup for the opening match, as the team faces Scotland at home.
- German fans can catch the DFB's match against Scotland on ZDF and MagentaTV, with Nagelsmann urging them to be loud and supportive during the match.
- Nagelsmann emphasizes the importance of utilizing the home advantage, as he wants the German national team to be pushed on by the country itself, especially during the matches.
- The DFB's national team is in high spirits, with players exhibiting a lot of confidence and belief heading into the European Championship, according to Nagelsmann.
- Nagelsmann has also assured his regular players that mistakes are allowed and that good training will pay off, providing psychological security for his ideal starting lineup.
- The opening match against Scotland will be a significant test for the German team, who aim to prove their worth as a top soccer nation in the European Championship.
- Despite the high spirits, Nagelsmann emphasizes the need for control until right before the match, ensuring the team stays focused and ready for the competition ahead.
- As the European Championship continues, expectations for the DFB's national team will only rise, with the team looking to make a strong statement on the world stage and showcase the passion and skill of Germany's soccer nation.
