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At some point, somebody at the DFB needs to sit Germany’s best young footballers down and explain that moving to England is not a mandatory career milestone. Seriously. Can we stop doing this? Germany keeps producing ridiculously talented players, only…

Chuck Smith of Bavarian Football Works argues that top young German players should reconsider moving to the Premier League. The writer suggests that Germany's elite talents often encounter professional frustration and declining form after moving to England rather than experiencing expected career progression. Smith highlights clubs like Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund as competitive domestic alternatives.
To support his point, the writer cites struggles experienced by Timo Werner, Kai Havertz, Florian Wirtz at Liverpool, and Nick Woltemade at Newcastle United. The column also features a television review of the comedy Tires and forecasts Bayern Munich to defeat Mainz 05 3-0.
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