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Former Germany head coach Jürgen Klinsmann has praised Jürgen Klopp’s unconventional first squad as Germany boss.

Former Germany head coach Jürgen Klinsmann has praised Jürgen Klopp's unconventional first squad selection as national team coach, describing the move as "brave." Klopp named 44 players for upcoming Nations League fixtures, dividing them into two separate groups. The first group will face the Netherlands and Greece, while the second group will compete against Serbia and Greece.
Klinsmann highlighted parallels between Klopp's approach and Germany's revamp two decades ago, expressing optimism ahead of EURO 2028. Klopp, who was appointed in July through the 2030 World Cup, included potential debutants alongside recalled veterans Marc-André ter Stegen and Serge Gnabry.
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