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A new era has officially dawned on German football. Jürgen Klopp has taken charge of his first training sessions as Germany national team manager since he was appointed to the post to replace Julian Nagelsmann back in the end of…

Jürgen Klopp has officially led his first training sessions as Germany manager after replacing Julian Nagelsmann in late July. Preparing for four upcoming UEFA Nations League fixtures against the Netherlands, Greece, and Serbia, Klopp selected an expansive 44-man roster split into two distinct squads to evaluate a wide range of talent.
Ahead of training, Klopp shared a video message calling himself "the new one" and thanking supporters globally. Roster updates include Bayern Munich's Lennart Karl and Barcelona's Karim Adeyemi swapping squad groups, while RB Leipzig's Brajan Gruda withdrew because of an injury.
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