Nagelsmann's strategy focuses on preparing the team for the European Championship.

The national squad is: - Nagelsmann's strategy focuses on preparing the team for the European Championship.

Prior to the journey to Brazil in 2014, there was a victorious encounter with Armenia by a score of 6-1, acting as a prelude to the successful World Cup journey. However, in 2022, the German national football team faced challenges with a humbling 1-0 win in Oman and a disappointing effort in Qatar's World Cup. These results may hint at a possible outcome during the European Championship. Therefore, Julian Nagelsmann anticipates a successful performance in tonight's practice match (8:45 pm/RTL) against Greece in Mönchengladbach, as he seeks to create an atmosphere for the tournament. The 0-0 draw against Ukraine was deemed insufficient. "This final warm-up game is incredibly important for our confidence," asserted defender Antonio Rüdiger.

How will Nagelsmann oversee the practice match?

Nagelsmann refuses to adhere to any fixed rules, disregarding the old adage that a pre-tournament match must fail in order to succeed later on. In essence, he desires a brave performance and a triumph. The European Championship ambiance should be introduced. The 0-0 outcome against Ukraine was seen as inadequate. "This final tune-up match is vitally significant for our self-assurance. We want enthusiasm, we want to bring our fans along with us," emphasized defender Antonio Rüdiger.

Are there any remaining player trials?

Nagelsmann unambiguously expressed his opinion, stating that his ideal eleven is all but set for both this match and the opening game against Scotland on June 14th. While some of the roles are already assigned, there's no intention at this time to modify the formulation.

Leroy Sané must demonstrate his potential for the European Championship after his troublesome shin injury, but for now, he remains a substitute. The most probable Nagelsmann lineup: Neuer - Kimmich, Rüdiger, Tah, Mittelstädt - Andrich, Kroos - Musiala, Gündogan, Wirtz - Havertz

Which player will Nagelsmann dismiss?

The decision about which individual will depart from the training camp after tonight's game against Greece has already been reached. Nagelsmann has debated with his staff, though the affected individual has not been informed yet. A player could potentially sustain an injury against Greece, impacting the decision.

There has been much conjecture, and it is likely that either Maximilian Beier of TSG Hoffenheim or Robin Koch of Eintracht Frankfurt is the predicted target. The players and spectators will receive news of the decision in Mönchengladbach after the game. Soon afterward, Nagelsmann must deliver his squad of 26 players to UEFA.

In what condition is Sané currently?

The supreme attacking player from FC Bayern has only joined the German national team for training twice. Since arriving in Blankenhain almost two weeks ago, cautious training and extensive rest have been emphasized. His last display for the Munich team was the second leg of the Champions League semifinal against Real Madrid (1:2), which took place roughly a month ago.

Nagelsmann will not discard the 28-year-old if the Greece match doesn't turn out desastrously - rather, Sané should be considered a wildcard for a crucial moment during the European Championship.

What does the future hold after the match against Greece?

The players will enjoy some leisure time after departing from Mönchengladbach. They will be expected back in Herzogenaurach on Sunday evening. On Monday, preparations will continue for the match against Scotland, with a public training session in the afternoon for 4,000 supporters. On Thursday, the DFB team will relocate to Munich, and then they'll simply need rest before the European Championship commences amidst the FC Bayern Arena.

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1. Antonio Rüdiger expressed the significance of the match against Greece as a confidence-booster for the team.
2. Despite the 1-0 win in Oman and the disappointing performance in Qatar, the German national soccer team aims to excel in the EM.
3. Julian Nagelsmann desires a brave performance and a triumph in the practice match against Greece to establish the European Championship atmosphere.
4. Leroy Sané, recovering from a shin injury, is likely to showcase his potential during the European Championship, although he remains a substitute.
5. Nagelsmann's lineup for the match against Greece includes Neuer, Kimmich, Rüdiger, Tah, Mittelstädt, Andrich, Kroos, Musiala, Gündogan, Wirtz, and Havertz.
6. The decision about which player will depart from the training camp after the match against Greece has not been officially announced, but Maximilian Beier or Robin Koch are suspected candidates.
7. Toni Kroos is part of Nagelsmann's ideal eleven for both the Greece match and the opening game against Scotland on June 14th.
8. After departing from Mönchengladbach, the German soccer team will return to Herzogenaurach on Sunday evening for further preparations.
9. The German national team will have a public training session in Herzogenaurach on Monday, attended by 4,000 supporters.
10. The national team will relocate to Munich on Thursday before the European Championship commences in the FC Bayern Arena.
11. The resulting triumphal procession from the European Championship will no doubt be celebrated with fervor, much like the 2014 World Cup victory.
12. Striking a balance between rest and preparation, the German national soccer team is committed to achieving success in the EM in Qatar.

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