Jurgen Klopp begins Germany coaching tenure with new approach
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 23, 2026, 1:24 AM
Last updated Sep 23, 2026

Germany's new coach Jurgen Klopp pledges a fresh strategy as the national team prepares for its Nations League campaign. In a video message to fans, Klopp emphasized a desire for energy and excitement, promising a visible change in his philosophy. His first match is set against the Netherlands in Amsterdam on September 28, followed by home matches against Greece and Serbia. Klopp's squad features a mix of experienced and uncapped players, reflecting his intent to reshape the team's dynamics.
- •Klopp introduces 44-man squad with 16 uncapped players.
- •Germany plays Netherlands on September 28 in Amsterdam.
- •First home match is against Greece on September 27.
- •Klopp previously led successful tenures at Dortmund and Liverpool.
- •Former players support Klopp's unified vision for the team.
- 1:24 AMYahoo Sports — 'New one' Klopp promises fresh approach as Germany reign begins
"Germany coach Jurgen Klopp has promised to bring a "new approach" to the country's flagging fortunes, as the four-time world champions begin their latest tilt at a maiden Nations League title. He's one of the best coaches in the world and he brings a really positive energy," he said.
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