National squad - The European Championship's commencement remains unready due to Pavlovic's absence.
Julian Nagelsmann's national team will have to carry on without Aleksandar Pavlovic as they prepare for the curtains-raiser of the Euros vs Scotland. The 20-year-old midfielder was also absent in the morning training session for the patriots in Herzogenaurach, due to an illness. All other 22 field players and 3 goalkeepers were present at the training grounds.
The team went through a warm-up regimen in the fitness tent before kicking off a session of passing combinations. Goalkeeper Manuel Neuer and backups Marc-André ter Stegen and Oliver Baumann conducted separate drills on a nearby pitch. Two more practice sessions are lined up at the Franconia site, ahead of the kick-off against the Scots on Friday. Then they move to Munich after the final practice session.
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The DFB is hoping for a speedy recovery for Aleksandar Pavlović, as his illness keeps him out of the National team's preparations for the European Championship. Despite Pavlović's absence, Julian Nagelsmann still has a formidable DFB squad at his disposal, including fellow Bavaria teammate Emre Can.
Germany's national coach Nagelsmann has been overseeing rigorous training sessions in Herzogenaurach, with most players present, including star goalkeeper Manuel Neuer. The team has been working on passing combinations and separate drills for the goalkeepers, ensuring they are ready for their opening match against Scotland.
During a morning training session, it became apparent that midfielder Julian Nagelsmann was not present, adding to rumors about his departure from the National team. However, DFB has confirmed that Nagelsmann is still a part of the squad and is expected to join the team for their upcoming practice sessions in Munich.
As the European Championship draws closer, Julian Nagelsmann is doing everything in his power to ensure his team is well-prepared. With two more practice sessions lined up at the Franconia site, the team is gearing up for their opening match against Scotland, eager to put on a strong display in front of their home crowd.
Before their departure to Munich, the DFB squad will be holding their final practice session in Herzogenaurach. Fans are excited to see Nagelsmann's men take on Scotland, especially as the tournament is being held in Germany for the first time since 1988.
The absence of Aleksandar Pavlović has left a gap in the team, but Julian Nagelsmann has shown his ability to adapt and overcome obstacles in the past. By focusing on the strengths of his players and working tirelessly on their weaknesses, the coach hopes to lead Germany to victory in the European Championship.
