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Müller is optimistic about the new national coach. Klopp can "bring clarity," which is definitely needed right now. However, this development will primarily take time.

Thomas Müller stated that German football is struggling to cultivate a new generation that fans genuinely enjoy watching. Speaking on the podcast 'The Late Run' hosted by Chad Johnson, Müller highlighted that the national team needs to rebuild its identity and mentality rather than focusing solely on playing attractive football.
Müller expressed optimism about Jürgen Klopp's ability to bring much-needed clarity as national coach, noting the process will take time. He argued that Germany has lost its decisive edge in front of goal by playing a style that is too beautiful without being clinical.
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