
The German national soccer team celebrates its first win under Jürgen Klopp against Serbia. Internationally, the press particularly praises Florian Wirtz.
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Germany met Serbia in the Nations League and celebrated their first win in the third game under Jürgen Klopp.
The German national football team celebrates its first victory under Jürgen Klopp against Serbia. In the 2-0 win in the Nations League in Munich, Florian Wirtz stood out from the perspective of the international press.
This is what the international press writes:
Serbia
»Sportski zurnal«: »Adler powerless in the Allianz Arena. Germany routinely beats Serbia 2-0.«
Great Britain
»Guardian«: »Jürgen Klopp has achieved his first victory as national coach of the German national team. It was a confident success in which Wirtz was almost unstoppable at times.
»The Times«: »Big hug for Florian Wirtz: His goal secures Jürgen Klopp's first win with Germany.«
France
»L’Équipe«: »After an encouraging draw against the Netherlands (1:1) and a frustrating home defeat against Greece (0:1), the Germans this time showed a really attractive style of play with oppressive high pressing and quick attacks that were reminiscent of the “heavy metal football” propagated by Klopp.«
Spain
»Mundo Deportivo«: »2-0 – Wirtz leads Klopp's German national team to their first triumph. The German team was clearly superior to a pale Serbian team, with the Liverpool player showing an outstanding performance.
»As«: »Germany played a great game. From the first moment, the team took the initiative and it was they who created dangerous situations the whole time.
Italy
»Gazzetta dello Sport«: »Germany under Jürgen Klopp celebrates its first victory: in the Allianz Arena the team defeated Serbia 2-0. Bischof and Wirtz ensure the decision, while Juventus player Woltemade misses a great chance from close range.
Austria
»Kronen Zeitung«: »First Klopp victory! Germany beats Serbia.«
»Kurier«: »Klopp breathes a sigh of relief.«
Switzerland
»Blick«: »It's okay! Klopp celebrates his first DFB victory. All good things come in threes. Germany won for the first time in the third Nations League game under Jürgen Klopp. After recent weak performances and corresponding results, the appearance in the Allianz Arena is balm for the German football soul.
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