Nagelsmann: DFB-Elf remains strong despite rotation in the last international game!

Nagelsmann: DFB-Elf remains strong despite rotation in the last international game!

Budapest, Ungarn - in Budapest, the DFB selection is facing an exciting international match! National coach Julian Nagelsmann is convinced: Despite the planned change, there will be no drop in performance. "I can determine the squad in such a way that there are always two top teams on the field, even if we rotate ten times," emphasized Nagelsmann before the decisive game in the Nations League. On Tuesday at 8:45 p.m. (ZDF) the German team will hit Hungary as a group winner.

The tension increases, because Nagelsmann keeps himself covered with Details of rotation. However, it is clear that Alexander Nübel is moving into the goal for Oliver Baumann. Baumann showed a strong performance in the impressive 7-0 win against Bosnia-Herzegovina and thwarted the opponent's only chance. Another change is scheduled: Jonathan Tah is sitting out due to his yellow lock and Nico Schlotterbeck will take over his position in the defense. Schlotterbeck had previously served a yellow lock and is ready to accept the challenge.

strategic planning for the future

Nagelsmann has announced that the players' burdens are included in his planning. "We try to take the clubs into account in a healthy framework," said the 37-year-old. After the last game against Bosnia-Herzegovina, he took four changes to give the players such as Jamal Musiala and Florian Wirtz a well-deserved break. "The team that plays is always above everything. I am aware of the important games until Christmas and want the players to stay healthy," says Nagelsmann.

The game in the Puskas-Arena has no more meaning for the Nations League, since the DFB team is already as a group winner and in March in the quarter-finals to move into the final round. The Hungarians, on the other hand, have to prevent relegation into the B-Liga in the playoffs. Jamal Musiala promised that the team will show the fun in every game that they want: "We will take a step forward in every game."