Jonas Urbig helps finally provide stability to Germany’s defense

Writer Frank Mo argues that goalkeeper Jonas Urbig brought much-needed stability to Germany's defense across his first two international appearances. Urbig started in matches against Serbia and Greece, helping to calm a backline that had struggled for consistency under new manager Jürgen Klopp.

Germany previously managed only one clean sheet in ten matches, following defensive issues during the World Cup and early international fixtures. Frank Mo highlights that while Urbig made only three saves, his calming presence proved valuable in resolving the team's ongoing search for a reliable starting goalkeeper.