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The German national soccer team competed in the Nations League for the first time under their new national coach Jürgen Klopp.
Netherlands – Germany 1:1 (0:1)
The German national soccer team missed out on victory on the debut of its new national coach Jürgen Klopp despite a long lead. At the start of the Nations League, the DFB team did not get beyond a 1-1 (1-0) draw against the Netherlands in Amsterdam.
Felix Nmecha gave the German team the lead in the 32nd minute. It wasn't until injury time that Cody Gakpo saved the Netherlands from defeat. On Bondscoach Xavi's debut he scored in the 90th+2. The equalizer in the minute.
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Jürgen Klopp celebrated a chaotic and energetic debut as German national coach. In the Nations League game against the Netherlands, the DFB team drew 1-1 after a wild game, with the equalizer coming in stoppage time.
After the 1-1 draw against the Netherlands, Uli Hoeneß praised Jürgen Klopp's influence on the German national team, which performed bravely and showed progress despite failures.

In the international match against the Netherlands, Marc-André ter Stegen showed both strong saves and uncertainty, while Joshua Kimmich was perceived as either clever or unsporting and Serge Gnabry suffered a bitter return.

Jürgen Klopp made his debut as national coach of the German national soccer team with a 1-1 draw against the Netherlands in the Nations League opener in Amsterdam. Felix Nmecha scored the early 1-0, but Cody Gakpo equalized in stoppage time. Injuries to Musiala and Havertz forced Klopp to make early changes.
On his debut as national coach, Jürgen Klopp led the German national team to a 1-1 draw against the Netherlands. Felix Nmecha gave Germany the lead, but Cody Gakpo equalized in stoppage time. Despite numerous failures and defensive wobbles, the team showed energy and aggressiveness, giving hope for better times under Klopp.
Jürgen Klopp made his debut as national coach of the German national football team in the prestigious duel against the Netherlands. Despite a promising start with high pressing and an early goal by Nmecha, Germany lost the game after injuries to Musiala and Havertz and steadily increasing pressure. Klopp was unable to celebrate a victorious debut, although the team fought and Ter Stegen made strong saves.