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Julian Nagelsmann, the head coach of the German national football team, is prioritizing teamwork over individual stars as they prepare for the upcoming European Championship. According to former Heracles Almelo and FC Groningen coach Frank Wormuth, Nagelsmann is focused on creating harmony within the team rather than relying solely on star players.

As Germany gears up to kick off the tournament against Scotland, Wormuth believes that the team is not considering themselves as the favorites for the Euro title. Despite playing on home soil, the Germans are approaching the competition with caution and managing their expectations. Wormuth, who worked with Nagelsmann during his time as a coach educator at the German Football Association, notes that the head coach is looking to build a cohesive team rather than just fielding the best players.

Nagelsmann’s approach involves selecting young players who are willing to put in defensive work and contribute to the team effort. Unlike having a standout individual like Cristiano Ronaldo who guarantees goals but may not contribute to overall teamwork, Nagelsmann values collective effort on the field. Wormuth emphasizes that in modern football, having all players working for each other is crucial for success, especially when the team may lack top-quality individual talents.

With Nagelsmann leading the way, Germany’s chances of success rely on the team’s unity and collaboration rather than relying on individual brilliance. The coach’s emphasis on teamwork and harmony has resonated with Wormuth, who sees it as the key to Germany’s success in the tournament.

As the Euro 2024 kicks off, all eyes will be on how Nagelsmann’s team performs and whether their collective approach can overcome the challenges posed by other strong teams in the competition. Stay tuned for more updates on the German national team’s journey in the European Championship.