DFB stars enjoy roller coaster adventure after 7-0 victory in Rust

DFB stars enjoy roller coaster adventure after 7-0 victory in Rust

Freiburg/Rust-After an impressive 7-0 win against Bosnia-Herzegovina, national coach Julian Nagelsmann organized something special for the national soccer team: an afternoon trip to the Europa-Park Rust. This visit was a welcome change and should offer the players an adrenaline nicking after they had beaten up in the previous game.

to the group of 17 DFB stars who plunged into the exciting experience belonged to prominent names such as Jamal Musiala, Serge Gnabry and Leroy Sané, all of which were coordinated by their success with Bayern Munich. Robert Andrich von Bayer Leverkusen was also among the brave passengers who ventured into the roller coasters and enjoyed the thrill. The players had the morning regeneration training behind, which aimed to relax the muscles after the intensive game.

a sociable get -together

After the exciting rides, a meal together with the entire team, including coaches and supervisors, was on the program in the evening. This cohesion not only promotes team spirit, but also offers the opportunity to review the experiences of the day. Such a “team building” is of central importance for the further course of national team activities.

The victory over Bosnia-Herzegovina was crucial because he secured the group victory in the Nations League to the national team. In addition, this success throws a positive light on the upcoming challenges when they fly to Budapest on Monday to compete against Hungary on Tuesday. The duel will be broadcast on ZDF at 8:45 p.m. and represents the last international match of the year. The tension in the air is tangible, because the competition in the quarterfinals of the Nations League will be drawn in Nyon on Friday by UEFA.

The players not only have been able to relax through the leisure activities in the Europa-Park, but also enjoyed a valuable break before they concentrate on the serious challenges in football again. This combination of fun and sporting preparation could prove to be crucial to keep up the motivation and team spirit.

Details on the players and their leisure activities are still on the move, but they show that even the best athletes occasionally need a break from intensive training and competition life. Such a balance between leisure and duty could ultimately have a positive effect on the sporting performance. The anticipation for the upcoming game against Hungary has now become even more tangible.

For more information on the current developments and the upcoming game, take a look at the detailed report on www.tag24.de .