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Since taking over as Germany coach, Jürgen Klopp has reportedly introduced a number of new rules for the team.

Germany national team coach Jürgen Klopp has introduced several new team rules after taking over the role over the summer, according to a report from Sport Bild. Unlike under former manager Julian Nagelsmann, players are now required to attend team dinners punctually at a designated time rather than arriving gradually, with the goal of strengthening team unity.
Additional changes include a complete ban on phones during matchday activation sessions, gym warmups, and massage treatments. Klopp has also banned on-site haircuts at the team base and restricted family visits to select occasions to maintain focus ahead of Germany's UEFA Nations League opener against the Netherlands.
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