Joshua Kimmich reflects on Germany's World Cup exit and future goals
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 6, 2026, 2:30 PM
Last updated Oct 6, 2026

Joshua Kimmich expressed his disappointment following Germany's exit from the World Cup, calling it the toughest elimination of his career. As team captain, he felt the weight of expectations, acknowledging the pain of three consecutive World Cup exits. He emphasized his desire to process the experience and focus on future success, aiming to restore joy to supporters. Kimmich is determined to learn from past defeats and adapt for upcoming challenges.
- •Kimmich cites the latest World Cup exit as his toughest yet.
- •He carries significant responsibility as Germany's captain.
- •Three consecutive World Cup exits highlight a challenging trend.
- •Kimmich seeks to turn painful lessons into future success.
- •An emphasis on restoring joy for German supporters is key.
- 2:30 PMYahoo Sports — Joshua Kimmich still fighting off sting of untimely World Cup exit
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