Nagelsmann will use friendly for experiments
The post Nagelsmann will use friendly for experiments appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Germany boss Julian Nagelsmann directs his team against the United States. After beating the USA 3-1 … [+] the test against Mexico will be used for a few experiments. (Photo by Markus Gilliar – GES Sportfoto/Getty Images) Getty Images It is very much a mission accomplished for Julian Nagelsmann after his debut as the head coach of the German national team. Despite going down, Germany handily beat the United States 3-1 thanks to goals by Ilkay Gündogan (39’), Niclas Füllkrug (58’) and Jamal Musiala (61’). Christian Pulisic (28’) scored the only goal for the United States. Indeed, the feeling following the result has been that Germany should probably have won by a bigger margin. But on balance, there is relief that Germany has put down the hammer against a team that would firmly rank outside the top 10 in Europe. In fact, getting the job done against weaker teams like the US has been one of the biggest criticisms of the late Joachim Löw era and then under Hansi Flick. So, with the job done against the US, what can we expect against Mexico? “We’re flying to Philadelphia and training there,” Nagelsmann said. “On Monday, we’ll have the final training session where we will adjust a few things for Mexico. We’ll try to take another step and win the game against Mexico.” That next step could include some rotation. The German magazine Kicker, for example, projected this week that David Raum could come in for Robin Gosens on the left, Kai Havertz and Julian Brandt could start instead of Florian Wirtz and Jamal Musiala and Leon Goretzka could replace Pascal Groß. The backline, in the meantime, could see Malick Thiaw come in for Mats Hummels and Niklas Süle for Jonathan Tah. Up front, one decisive change could be Thomas Müller…
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Germany boss Julian Nagelsmann directs his team against the United States. After beating the USA 3-1 … [+] the test against Mexico will be used for a few experiments. (Photo by Markus Gilliar – GES Sportfoto/Getty Images) Getty Images It is very much a mission accomplished for Julian Nagelsmann after his debut as the head coach of the German national team. Despite going down, Germany handily beat the United States 3-1 thanks to goals by Ilkay Gündogan (39’), Niclas Füllkrug (58’) and Jamal Musiala (61’). Christian Pulisic (28’) scored the only goal for the United States. Indeed, the feeling following the result has been that Germany should probably have won by a bigger margin. But on balance, there is relief that Germany has put down the hammer against a team that would firmly rank outside the top 10 in Europe. In fact, getting the job done against weaker teams like the US has been one of the biggest criticisms of the late Joachim Löw era and then under Hansi Flick. So, with the job done against the US, what can we expect against Mexico? “We’re flying to Philadelphia and training there,” Nagelsmann said. “On Monday, we’ll have the final training session where we will adjust a few things for Mexico. We’ll try to take another step and win the game against Mexico.” That next step could include some rotation. The German magazine Kicker, for example, projected this week that David Raum could come in for Robin Gosens on the left, Kai Havertz and Julian Brandt could start instead of Florian Wirtz and Jamal Musiala and Leon Goretzka could replace Pascal Groß. The backline, in the meantime, could see Malick Thiaw come in for Mats Hummels and Niklas Süle for Jonathan Tah. Up front, one decisive change could be Thomas Müller…
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