News about Julian Nagelsmann

Jurgen Klopp's new role with Red Bull has not gone down too well with his former club Mainz, judging by some new banners. After leaving his post at Liverpool at the end of the 2023-24 season, Klopp spent a few months out of work before taking up a role as Red Bull's new Global Head of football.  He had been linked with the German national team, however that position is currently filled by Julian Nagelsmann, though reports claim there is a break clause in Klopp's deal with Red Bull that would allow him to take over the national team. 

Germany manager Julian Nagelsmann has taken aim at Jens Lehmann for his comments on the country's goalkeeper selection. The four-time World Cup winners face Bosnia and Herzegovina on Friday night in the Nations League but will do so without No 1 goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen, after the Barcelona star sustained a serious knee injury last month. Fulham star Bernd Leno was called up by Nagelsmann for the upcoming internationals but turned down the opportunity after he was informed that he would not get any minutes. Former Germany goalkeeper Lehmann revealed he was 'surprised' that Leno was not considered to start by Nagelsmann.

Jurgen Klopp will be targeted by the German national team if he decides to step back into management.   Klopp left his post as manager of Liverpool back in May after a successful nine year spell in charge, having led the club to Champions League and Premier League triumphs. The 57-year-old has been enjoying his time off, stating he needed a rest as he announced his decision at the start of the year.

Julen Lopetegui hopes Niclas Fullkrug could be fit for West Ham's trip to Fulham despite Germany boss Julian Nagelsmann insisting the striker would have to miss the game through injury. Fullkrug was forced to sit out Germany's 2-2 draw with the Netherlands on Tuesday after picking up an issue around his calf and Achilles tendon. While Nagelsmann said the injury was not serious, he added: 'He will have to take a few days off. He will not be playing in the Premier League at the weekend.'

West Ham have announced they have completed the signing of Germany international Niclas Fullkrug on a four-year deal. The 31-year-old long been linked with a move to the London Stadium from Borussia Dortmund this summer. After undergoing a medical over the weekend, the club confirmed their signing of Fullkrug on Monday for a reported fee in excess of £23m.

Van Gaal stepped down from his role as head coach of the Netherlands national side after the World Cup in Qatar in 2022, having revealed his shock diagnosis. The former Ajax, Barcelona and Manchester United boss disclosed he was being treated for an aggressive form of cancer which he had hidden from his players. But the Dutchman, who requires regular radiation therapy and needed urine bags, struck an optimistic tone when discussing his condition in a TV appearance. He took charge of Manchester United between 2014 and 2016 and lifted the FA Cup during his final campaign before being brutally dismissed. After a five-year break, Van Gaal returned to the Netherlands job in 2021.

After one month, 51 matches, 117 goals, and countless memorable moments, Euro 2024 has reached its conclusion. On Sunday, England battled it out with Spain at the Olympiastadion in Berlin as they looked to avenge their painstaking loss to Italy at Wembley three years ago. However, the Three Lions 58 years of hurt will stretch to at least 60 after La Roja came out victorious in a tremendous finale to a tournament that has gifted us some electrifying matches.

The forward brought an illustrious chapter to a close at Euro 2024 with his last match proving to be his country's quarter-final knockout by eventual champions Spain. Muller broke down in tears after the final whistle and it has now been confirmed that the game, which also marked his 131st cap, will be his last for Die Mannschaft. The 34-year-old scored 45 goals in total for Germany and was part of their World Cup squad in 2010, his first major tournament, and 2014. He memorably won the Golden Boot in South Africa and was also named the Best Young Player. He memorably won the Golden Boot in South Africa and was also named the Best Young Player. Muller confirmed his sole focus will now be on his club in a YouTube video.

Germany's footballers have penned an emotional letter to supporters after they were dumped out of Euro 2024 by Spain. The hosts were eliminated in a pulsating quarter-final showdown in Stuttgart with Mikel Merino breaking their hearts after guiding home a header in the 119th minute. Julian Nagelsmann 's side looked to have rescued their own tournament hopes through Florian Wirtz's equaliser in stoppage time, sending the tie to extra time.

Toni Kroos has written an emotional letter to fans after his remarkable career ended on Friday night with Germany's 2-1 defeat by Spain after extra time. The 34-year-old former Real Madrid star won the UEFA Champions League for the sixth time in his last ever club appearance at the start of last month. He had been hoping to end his international career in a similar blaze of glory but Germany were eliminated at the quarter-final stage of Euro 2024 on Friday. Kroos is adamant that he is retiring for good this time. However, he has retired from international football once before - doing so in 2021, only to reverse his decision ahead of this summer's Euros following a request from manager Julian Nagelsmann.

English referee Anthony Taylor made a swift exit from the Stuttgart Arena on Friday after Germany's staff reacted furiously to his decision not to award them a penalty during Spain's 2-1 win over the Euro 2024 hosts, according to reports. Booking their place in Tuesday's semi-final against France, Spain dumped Germany out of the tournament in extra time, courtesy of Mikel Merino's 119th-minute winner after Florian Wirtz's late goal in normal time cancelled out Dani Olmo's opener. The decisive moment of the gripping match came during the first half of extra time, when Jamal Musiala's shot from distance struck the hand of Spain defender Marc Cucurella.

The hosts were eliminated in a pulsating showdown in Stuttgart with Mikel Merino breaking their hearts after guiding home a header in the 119th minute. The wives and girlfriends of Germany's players and head coach Nagelsmann remained inside the stadium long after the final whistle to console their partners. Much like their other halves, they were also visibly dejected with the result. Nagelsmann's partner, former journalist Lena Wurzenberger, was seen being gently consoled while in her seat, a small German flag on both her cheeks. Manuel Neuer's girlfriend, Anika Bissel, was snapped on the phone while Florian Wirtz's partner, Aaliyah, looked unimpressed as she walked past a photographer.

AADAM PATEL AT THE MHPARENA IN STUTTGART: Germany manager Julian Nagelsmann insisted that his side didn't deserve to lose to Spain after they were knocked out of the Euros by Mikel Merino's 119th-minute winner. 'Congratulations to Spain,' said Nagelsmann. 'It was a game of two halves. We invested so much to win the game in extra time so a draw in the game would have been well deserved but with the last chance, we conceded. I told the players we didn't deserve to lose, he added. And the Germany boss admitted the hurt of the missed opportunity of winning a tournament on home soil.

The motive behind a fan's decision to climb onto the roof of Borussia Dortmund's stadium during Germany's Euro 2024 win over Denmark has been revealed by local police after questioning. Chaos was sparked after a masked man was seen making his way onto the roof following play being suspended in the first half due to a thunderstorm in the region.

German police have arrested a man for climbing onto the roof of Borussia Dortmund's stadium during Germany's 2-0 win over Denmark in their last-16 clash at Euro 2024. A masked man was seen making his way onto the roof following play being suspended in the first half due to a thunderstorm in the Dortmund area.  He was chased and held at gunpoint by police, and authorities have now confirmed he has been detained.

Police were forced to intervene after the final whistle on Germany's 2-0 win against Denmark when a masked man climbed into the rafters at BVB Stadion Dortmund. Fans were still in the stadium after full-time, when the crowd were split by lines of police seeking to bring the supporter down from the roof beams. Footage captured by Mail Sport showed the man walking along a beam high above those below in the stands, many of whom were shouting at him to come down. 

AADAM PATEL IN DORTMUND: First, Joachim Andersen's goal was ruled out as Thomas Delaney was flagged marginally offside by the semi-automated technology and moments later, Andersen was cruelly penalised for handball in the box, with Kai Havertz converting the resulting penalty to give Germany the lead. And Germany manager Julian Nagelsmann admitted that he would have been annoyed if such a decision went against his side.

Euro 2024 hosts Germany are odds-on favourites with Sky Bet to win tonight's round of 16 fixture against Denmark and progress to the quarter-finals. Germany are a short 2/7 to win the tie, while Denmark are 5/2 underdogs to stun the hosts with a huge upset. The hosts looked impressive in the group stage, defeating Scotland and Hungary by a combined margin of six goals across their opening two games.

After a 2-0 victory over Hungary secured Germany's place in the knockout stages at Euro 2024, their head coach Julian Nagelsmann ran into the stands in celebration. Amid jubilant scenes at the Stuttgart Arena, the Germany boss immediately sought out his girlfriend, Lena Wurzenberger, in the crowd before passionately planting a kiss on her.  The sight of the Germany boss sharing a moment of intimacy with his partner has become a common one at the tournament, with the loved-up pair sharing in the celebrations together, leading to the manager being dubbed the Euros' 'most amourous'.

Germany head coach Julian Nagelsmann has banned player agents and representatives from visiting them at their Euro 2024 training camp in a bid to maintain focus on the tournament. Agents wanting to discuss plans with the players they represent are typically given exclusive access whenever is required, but no face-to-face consultations are being held in Germany's camp.

Julian Nagelsmann revealed that Germany's Euro 2024 plans are being interrupted by plagues of mosquitoes that are biting players and staff at the nation's training camp in Herzogenaurach. Spray to deter mosquitoes is being handed out in the evening, while nets feature inside the sleeping cabins to prevent players and staff from being bitten in their sleep.

MIKE KEEGAN IN GERMANY: Although England can have no complaints about the hospitality rolled out by their German hosts, one group of locals are cheering on their opponents. Members of the plush Weimarer Land Spa and Golf Resort are still able to play on one of the 18-hole courses despite England paying around £800,000 for exclusive use of the complex. However, the two holes closest to the training pitches are not in use. The club shop and bar are also out of bounds - though a stables has been converted into a shop and temporary watering hole.

GERMANY 1-1 SWITZERLAND - MATT BARLOW AT THE FRANKFURT ARENA: The trains are no longer to be relied upon in Germany. It has been the most surprising element of Euro 2024 for anybody who basked in the smooth operation of the World Cup finals 18 years ago, and it has ruined a well-worn national stereotype. For more 90 minutes in Frankfurt, Julian Nagelsmann's team, such a reassuring model of efficiency through their first two games, were on the blink as well. Trailing to Switzerland, seconds from defeat and ceding top spot in Group A to their neutral Alpine neighbours. Until Niclas Fullkrug rode to the rescue. Fullkrug is a man Germany have come to rely on and he delivered again. This time in the second minute of stoppage time, with his head on the end of a splendid cross, whipped in from the left by David Raum.

Germany head coach Julian Nagelsmann has expressed serious concern over the state of the playing surface at the Frankfurt Arena as his side prepare for their final group game at Euro 2024. Governing body UEFA have said the playing surface will be improved but Nagelsmann sounds unconvinced. 'I hope that it holds up, but I have little hope. The grass is simply not good - very greasy, very soft,' Nagelsmann said.