Twenty-eight players attended Nagelsmann's last training session.

European Soccer Competition - Twenty-eight players attended Nagelsmann's last training session.

Julian Nagelsmann had the opportunity to coach all potential German national team players during the final practice match leading up to the game against Greece on Friday at 8:45 pm (RTL). 28 athletes showed up for the training session on Thursday morning in Herzogenaurach at the team's headquarters.

Maximilian Mittelstadt, who had not joined in the training the day prior due to load management, was back in attendance. The 27-year-old from VfB Stuttgart sported a blue bandage on the back of his left leg. Striker Kai Havertz also wore a leg support on his left side. Both Mittelstadt and Havertz are contenders for Nagelsmann's starting lineup. Leroy Sane is anticipated to put on a show against the Greeks, who didn't make it to the EM, having served a three-game ban and still dealing with a lingering groin injury.

The German national team will travel from Nuremberg to Moenchengladbach in the afternoon. Here, Nagelsmann and Havertz will provide updates on the match against Greece during a press conference in the evening.

Just after the game, Nagelsmann is required to submit his final 26-member squad for the EM to UEFA. In addition to under-21 guest player Rocco Reitz, another professional needs to be removed from the team. Other potential candidates include Maximilian Beier from TSG Hoffenheim and Robin Koch from Eintracht Frankfurt. Following their 0:0 draw with Ukraine on Monday, Nagelsmann stated that none of the players deserved to be left off the home EM roster.

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1. The European Championship is a significant soccer competition that the German national team is preparing for, with the Final training sessions under the guidance of coach Julian Nagelsmann.
2. RTL will broadcast the game against Greece, where Nagelsmann's team will face off on Friday at 8:45 pm.
3. Maximilian Mittelstädt, from VfB Stuttgart, and Kai Havertz, from Mönchengladbach, participated in the final training session in Herzogenaurach with visible leg injuries.
4. Bavaria will host the German national team as they travel from Nuremberg to Moenchengladbach for their match against Greece and an upcoming press conference.
5. With the European Championship (EM) approaching, Nagelsmann must submit his final 26-member squad to UEFA, removing one professional player from the currently 29-strong group, which includes under-21 guest player Rocco Reitz.
6. TSG Hoffenheim's Maximilian Beier and Eintracht Frankfurt's Robin Koch are among the potential players who could be removed from the team, further intensifying the competition for a spot in the final roster.
7. Germany, staying in Europe's North Rhine-Westphalia, will face Greece in an important qualifying match for the European Championship, aiming for a positive outcome on the international soccer stage.
8. Many talented soccer players in the German national team, such as Havertz, hail from various German states, including Bavaria and North Rhine-Westphalia, showcasing the country's rich soccer talent pool.
9. Even though Greece did not make it to the EM, they still pose a challenge for the German national soccer team, who are determined to showcase their skills and maintain their strong position in European soccer competitions.

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