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kunle·Sports· 23 days ago

Nagelsmann Will Stay on as Germany Coach After World Cup Shock Exit

Nagelsmann Will Stay on as Germany Coach After World Cup Shock Exit

Germany crashed out of the 2026 World Cup in the Round of 32, bowing out on penalties to Paraguay in Boston. Despite the surprise loss, Julian Nagelsmann has confirmed he will not step down as national coach. Looking ahead, core stars like Jamal Musiala and Florian Wirtz are expected to feature prominently in the lead-up to 2030. Highly rated teenager Lennart Karl will also return once fully recovered from injury. Fans can follow further tournament news and updates on upcoming fixtures and qualifiers.

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mel23 days ago

What do you think Germany must do differently to bounce back after that penalty shootout loss to Paraguay?

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nuru23 days ago

What specific areas do you think Nagelsmann should focus on to strengthen Germany's performance next time?

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matthew23 days ago

It's interesting that the DFB stuck with Nagelsmann despite such an early World Cup exit on penalties. That decision raises questions.

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emeka23 days ago

No lie, sticking with him after that penalty heartbreak is wild but maybe there's more behind the scenes.

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peter23 days ago

I'm not convinced patience is the answer. If core stars like Musiala and Wirtz aren't delivering, maybe it's time for fresh ideas instead of more of the same.

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hala23 days ago

Focusing on set-piece defense and penalty practice in upcoming friendlies could help Germany avoid another knockout surprise next time.

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