With his vision, brain, technique and passing range, I wish Stiller could have a breakout this season. All those forward / winger still need someone who could dictate the game with his intelligence and ball control. Stiller is a perfect future Kimmich, not Dorsch, not Geiger, not Neuhaus.
International Break -U21=2/2 Ws -U20=1 W and 1 D -U19=3/3 W Total=6 Ws and 1 D Undefeated in YNT for Sept-Oct 2021.Last L for YNT was back in 2020 too.....
wish we change title to No Talents and Incoming Doomsday thread to laugh hard at DFB, LMAO. Imagine shitting on your own players for years and years. and honestly, Di Salvo showing that Kuntz wasnt irreplaceable. I do recall mention that Di Salvo better tactics coach than Kuntz too.
Hannes Wolf, "That was a very good performance by the team across the board today. We scored goal-oriented and beautiful goals and in the end we deserved to win, even if the result was a bit too high in the end," said coach Wolf. "We played against a strong Dutch team today, we had to do a lot and work for this victory." Wolf: "Want to confirm this achievement" The German U19 selection continues with the European Championship qualification in Greece: In the four-player tournament, the German team will face the Faroe Islands on November 10 (from 1 p.m.) and Russia on November 13 (from 1 p.m.) and finally on November 16 (from 2 p.m.) on host Greece. "It's nice to see that we looked so good this year against countries like Switzerland, England, Portugal and the Netherlands. That gives you a lot of self-confidence and is definitely a lot of fun. We want this in the upcoming European Championship qualification Confirm performance. " Di Salvo, "If you win 5-1 away, the team showed a lot of heart. We got into the game really well, but afterwards we let ourselves be lulled a bit. The third goal was important," said Di Salvo A five-star performance in Hungary by the lads 🖤❤️💛#HERZZEIGEN #HUNGER pic.twitter.com/kvEYMX8ler— germanfootball_dfb (@DFB_Team_EN) October 12, 2021
FOUR NATIONS TOURNAMENT (U19, U18, U17)🏆 #U19🏆 #U18🏆 #U17Lengkap Sudah 💪🏿🇩🇪🏆 pic.twitter.com/nv4Gz3YtER— Germany National Team Fans Indonesia (@GNTFI_ID) October 12, 2021
Why the captain was annoyed despite 5: 1 Burkardt and the difficult comparison: "We are at the very beginning" 1. Fourth game, fourth win, five goals away - the record of the German U21s is excellent. Captain Jonathan Burkardt was not entirely happy, however. Satisfied - if not with their own harvest "In any case," he was annoyed, said Jonathan Burkardt after the final whistle at the microphone of "ProSiebenMAXX". And that despite the fact that the team that he had led onto the field as captain had just won 5-1. "I still wanted to score my goal and unfortunately didn't make it," said the Mainz attacker. Although he played a decisive role in two German goals as a permanent asset, he was not granted his own - although he had often sought the conclusion even after the decisive 4: 1. His body language showed a certain disappointment when his shot only hit the post in the 90th minute - although Kevin Schade then pushed him over the line for the final score and then said that it was "actually Johnny's goal". After the game, Burkardt made it clear: "The more important thing is that we won today." The only remaining regular player in the European championship team Incidentally, for the offensive man it was the second away win against the Hungarian U21s this calendar year after the 3-0 win in the preliminary round of the European Championship in March. At that time, Burkardt was also on the field from the start - but still with Stefan Kuntz as coach and with ten other players than seven months later. Only Malick Thiaw, apart from Burkardt, was at least in the squad in both games, but was not used in March. Burkardt, the only remaining regular player from the European champions team of the summer, should now go ahead as captain in order to create a similar success. "The last year has become European champions, we are only at the very beginning," said the man from Mainz. "It's hard to make a comparison. But the team is very willing to implement things." Antonio Di Salvo saw it similarly. "I am very satisfied with the development because some processes worked better today," said the German U-21 coach. "It must go on like this." Then maybe with a Burkardt goal again. https://www.kicker.de/burkardt-und-...r-stehen-ganz-am-anfang-874567/artikel#twfeed
01 AM/W Khadra on loan to Championship Reda Khadra excited by Blackburn Rovers' freedom plan https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co....khadra-excited-blackburn-rovers-freedom-plan/
"I’m sure that Musiala, Wanner and Wirtz are the most naturally talented German players, Moukoko and Ibrahimovic behind them. All 5 of them are so good that I think they are the most certain to become world class." seems to think Wanner is Musiala/Wirtz level. of course more talents than this but people usually stick to 5-10 names and skip rest.
4 07s playing u17, up 2 years -attacker Izekor and attacker Onyeka of Bayer u17 -cb Onyeka of Dortmund u17, 3rd youngest ever Dortmund u17 debutant -cm Sadat at Bayern u17, 2nd youngest ever after Ibrahimovic 1 08 born playing u17, up 3 years, -attacker Balde of HSV u17, youngest ever at HSV u17. Also young ever in u17 Nord/Nordost
on topic of U21, after Konigsdorffer was dropped this month. Do think Batzner and Appelkamp could be next too.
I do like variety of CFs but Germany/DFB=OBSESSED with classical CF. Article has errors like claiming Shuranov had 0 involvement in Israel when he assisted tying 1-1 goal....ignoring that classical fixation and BS about Shuranov. also I did say in past that CFs who can dribble much much more appealing than those who can't. CF shouldn't just be served but create himself things. It sounds like something urgently needs to be done, and Di Salvo did something. Together with his predecessor Stefan Kuntz, also a former striker, he launched the so-called striker program, which is intended to raise awareness of the fact that center strikers need a differentiated training routine. "The players have to be encouraged even more individually," says Di Salvo, "they should work even more on the specific basics; more such small forms of play have to be built into the training in which the players learn to act intuitively." Di Salvo recently presented the striker project to the Berlin youth performance centers The fact that strikers in particular sometimes deliberately disregard the long-standing preached team service and should develop the courage to be selfish in individual situations is also part of it. One or two opponents eliminated by dribbling can open up completely new spaces. That too can and must be the task of a center forward. In search of solutions, Di Salvo also looked across the border and spied in his parents' homeland. "A few years ago I sat in on the Italian Football Association and also looked at work at Italian clubs," he reports. "I took a few things with me and integrated them with us." Di Salvo knows that as a U21 coach he cannot discover and train center strikers himself. This work must be taken over in the clubs and youth training centers. For this purpose, the DFB coaches go there and give their he knowledge further. "Our striker project is totally dynamic, we are constantly active and recently presented the project to the U-trainers of the youth training centers in Berlin." It is about training good players in Germany and for Germany. "But not just strikers," says Di Salvo, "but players in every position; I am sure that these position-specific programs will be fruitful and that we will develop a lot of good players." https://www.sueddeutsche.de/sport/u...&utm_medium=twitterbot&utm_campaign=1.5436319
more quality CF is emerging with 02-onwards+some from 00-01 too. Give it a few years and it'll look better. Although min Euro 2024.
-02 AM/W John until Nov. “He fell unhappy on his shoulder. He is being treated conservatively, but will probably not be available for four to six weeks, ”said Hoeneß. J -on 01 GK Schock who will make 1BL debut. Sees Neuer/Courtois as role models. https://www.bild.de/sport/fussball/...ld-erklaert-florian-schock-77947990.bild.html -DFB U18 coach interview aka 04, has seen almost 100 kids this season between camps and call ups. DFB.de: How do you rate the strength of the year? Streichsbier: That will only become apparent in the course of the next two years. Our goal is to be at the 2023 European Championship in Malta. I know from experience that a lot more will happen this year. Many players only had a few games last year due to the Corona cancellation. Some therefore have to find their rhythm again first. The viewing course was the starting signal. We won't be able to make a statement about what's in this year until the spring of next year. DFB.de: But are important systems already in place? Streichsbier: Yes, like every year there is a lot of potential in the 2004 boys. We see a lot of players who have the opportunity to make interesting developments. But in the end it will show on the one hand on the field, but also in the development of the character next to the field, where the path will go and how strong the year will ultimately be. https://www.dfb.de/news/detail/streichsbier-entwicklung-auf-und-abseits-des-platzes-wichtig-233190/
Bild+ had article on 03 W/CF Mamedova, 04 CF Copado, 04 CB Janitzek, and 02 GK Kainz. Copado is not a new training has trained with 1st since July and one with best chance on list. Every rep from July also highlights how much Nagelsmann likes Copado too. FC Bayern: Storm hope Grant-Leon Mamedova The 18-year-old is currently playing for the record champions' U19s. Mamedova came to Munich from BVB in 2018, recently extended his contract until 2023 and already has two short appearances with the amateurs in the Regionalliga. Noticeable: His good graduation! On Tuesday, according to Bild, he should have participated in the extra shot training with Marc Roca and Michael Cuisance and scored the best. He wears the Müller shirt number 25 for the U19s. Maybe a good omen? FC Bayern: center-back talent Justin Janitzek At 17 he is one of the youngest training guests at the record champions, but apparently also one of the most talented. "Justin is one of the top talents in his class in his position," says campus boss Holger Seitz in the picture about the central defender, who moved from VfB Stuttgart to the Isar in 2018. Janitzek recently signed a contract until 2024. He is also the captain of the U19, left-footed and current U18 national team. At 1.92 meters he is already tall, but a few muscles would certainly do him good. Leon Goretzka will definitely have tips ready for the youngster. FC Bayern: whirlwind Lucas Copado He not only combines a lot of football talent, but also many well-known genes. His father Francisco once played for Unterhaching, Frankfurt and HSV in the Bundesliga. His grandfather is ex-Bayern footballer Anton Schrobenhauser and his uncle is FCB sports director Hasan Salihamidzic *. But this is not about nepotism, Copado Junior is really good at kicking. He has healed his thumb injury and has already scored for the amateurs in the Regionalliga, preparing two more goals. According to "Bild", Nagelsmann paid special attention to Lucas Copado. The 17-year-old was coached intensively by Nagelsmann and even did picket shooting with him and his assistant coach Dino Toppmöller. FC Bayern: Goalkeeper rookie Manuel Kainz A keeper with the first name Manuel is always welcome at FC Bayern. Kainz came to the record champions from SE Freising in 2015 and currently still has a contract until 2022. He went through the entire FCB youth team and has been with the amateurs since summer. There he fights with Christian Früchtl and Lukas Schneller for minutes. So far he has been allowed to run four times. Due to Sven Ulreich's injury, Kainz is now number 3 in the FCB goal! FC Bayern: four new members in FCB training! Nagelsmann takes a close look at the youngsters Will we see one of the four promising talents in the Bundesliga this season? At the moment it is more than questionable. However, two years ago no one expected Jamal Musiala to take off like this. He, too, was brought to the pros by Hansi Flick during the international breaks - the rest of the story is well known https://www.tz.de/sport/fc-bayern/f...medova-copado-janitzek-kainz-zr-91049157.html
-Augsburg coach high on 03 W Gunther, Augsburg playing back 3 so would play LWB but that he needs patience. Hopefully breakthrough season has 2 pro caps this season already. https://www.kicker.de/guenther-muss-sich-in-geduld-ueben-874682/artikel#twfeed -2BL Dynamo coach backs 01 CF/W Konigsdorffer as putting too much pressure on himself. https://www.bild.de/sport/fussball/...nigsdoerffer-zu-viel-druck-77950572.bild.html -2BL market values update, Biggest winners, 14-00 CB David, 12-02 M Breithaupt, 10-02 M Rohl, 4-02 AM/W Aydin, 3-02 CF Shuranov, 1-01 M Krauss and 01 CB Thiaw 1.on 01 CB Thiaw (brokethrough 1BL with Schalke), Thanks to an increase in value of one million to 4.5 million euros, Schalke's home-grown Malick Thiaw (20) now has the highest market value in the squad of the "Knappen" and shares first place with three other professionals in the ranking of the most valuable second division players. Thiaws Plus explains the ranking market value admin Henrik Platter (BTSV1967): “One of the biggest talents in the league, regular player at Schalke, regular player in the German U21 with enormous development potential - this combination makes Thiaw interesting for many clubs. Its new market value reflects the potential for replacement of this rough diamond. ”Despite the greatest appreciation for a player, the squad value of S04 is down overall. 2.on 01 M Krauss, One shelf higher is RB Leipzig's home grown Tom Krauss, who has been in midfield at 1. FC Nürnberg since the beginning of last season and has again posted a market value plus in his second year in professional football, this time from 3 million to 4 million. Euro. “The 20-year-old has been showing his class in the U21 national team since September - RB did everything right with the two-year loan. I think it's out of the question that he won't play in the Bundesliga next season, ”says market value admin Haas. https://www.transfermarkt.de/marktw...inus-fur-friedl-amp-pavlenka/view/news/394003
-dfb u20 coach, DFB.de: Not only in the game against Romania, the stable defense was noticed before. As a former defense attorney, is that your main focus? Wörns: We have a good structure against the ball. It is important that all players have a good mentality. The offensives also do a great job. Then it's easier at the back. We hardly allowed anything in any of the four games of the season. DFB.de: It goes with the fact that you, as project manager, developed the defensive player program for all junior teams. What do you look for when it comes to defending? Wörns: The details (laughs). Basically there are different defensive challenges: The one-on-one combat behavior or the behavior in the penalty area, for example. This results in requirements for the players: in terms of their personality, athleticism or individual tactical and technical behavior. Nevertheless, it is important to me to emphasize that it is of no use just to be good on the defensive. We want to play offensively. DFB.de: In November we will continue with two games against France and Portugal. How do you spend the time until then? Wörns: First of all, we're going to follow up on the two games against Poland and Romania. We will then present our findings to the boys at the beginning of the measure in November. We also have another four-day trainer conference. I scout on the weekends with my team of coaches. We are preparing for the next course, watching games from France and Portugal. DFB.de: Two top nations waiting for the U20s in November. Wörns: Absolutely. You will be challenged differently again. The French have really good individual players. Let's see if they only compete in Clairefontaine with the 2002 vintage. In which we also have good boys (smiles). DFB.de: What is important in such games? Wörns: The defense is the basis. There's no point in scoring two goals and getting three in the back. It is even more important to me that the guys have a certain mentality and play with heart and passion. This is essential if you want to successfully pursue your career. We instill this in them with every measure. https://www.dfb.de/news/detail/woerns-mir-gefaellt-es-dominant-zu-spielen-233209/
Di Salvo interview, DFB.de: It was very close against Israel, but it was all the more obvious against Hungary. What made the difference today Di Salvo: In the end, the consistency in front of the goal was decisive. And that we were able to score third and fourth goals relatively early. Overall, I actually liked our performance against Israel better. In the game we ran behind two times, but we dominated it and finally deserved to win. We got off to a good start against Hungary, but have partially adapted to the pace of our opponents. As a result, our game has lost its intensity. It took a while before we could flip the switch. The 3: 1 was a kind of breast loosener, so we deservedly won this game too. DFB.de: The U21s now lead the European Championship qualification group B unbeaten with twelve points. How far is the team already? Di Salvo: The guys showed very early on how well they act as a team. There is an excellent spirit in the team, which is noticeable on the pitch. Certain processes work better and better from game to game, both on the offensive and on the defensive. But it is also clear that there is still a lot of development potential. We are nowhere near the point where you can be one hundred percent satisfied. DFB.de: Where do you see the greatest development potential? Di Salvo: Israel shot our goal twice and scored twice. Hungary only needed two shots on goal to score. So it's about defending these few opportunities even more consistently. Even on the offensive, the team still has potential despite the many goals scored. We can unleash dynamism even faster and look for the more offensive solution more often in order to develop even more scoring opportunities. DFB.de: You didn't want to change much at first. Now there were five U21 debuts - also due to a few failures. Kevin Schade and Malik Tillman scored in both games. How satisfied are you with the newcomers? Di Salvo: Very satisfied. It's nice to see that we have good quality, especially in terms of breadth. The new players presented themselves very well here and absolutely deserved their stakes. Over the next few weeks we will continue to closely monitor how which players develop in the clubs, so that everyone can be sure that we have them on the bill - whether in the Bundesliga, in the second division or abroad. DFB.de: What do you wish for the players who are now returning to your clubs? Di Salvo: As U21, we made a good impression, scored points with will and passion, but also impressed us through play. I told the guys that they would benefit from taking this positive energy with them into their clubs. I hope that they can get a lot of playing time there and perform even better, which would benefit both the clubs and us as a national team. https://www.dfb.de/news/detail/di-salvo-positive-energie-mitnehmen-233226/ hopefully Samardzic breakthrough XI and gets call up. Otherwise plenty of interesting youth for potential call ups.
-with all Lucas Hernandez controversy wonder if a Lawrence or Mbi gets upped to 1st team at min for perm training. -01 CF/W Dinkci in 2BL, BECOME A STORM TALENT Dinkci is amazed at the speedster record according to the DFL, is third in the sprint table of the 2nd division with 35.27 km / h. Only Rostock's Streli Mamba (35.97) and Hanover's Sei Muroya (35.65) were even faster. Dinkci is amazed at his own speedster record: “I can't remember running 35 km / h this season. I would like to see the sprint ... But maybe I will make it to 1st place and 36 km / h if my muscles don't fly around my ears. " https://www.bild.de/sport/fussball/...-rekord-gibt-vollgas-hilfe-77951294.bild.html
on 02 W Knauff, Winger collects self-confidence in the DFB jersey After debut in the U21: Knauff's long journey at BVB So far, Ansgar Knauff has not really arrived with the BVB professionals this season. Now the winger replenished self-confidence in the DFB jersey. Made his debut for the German U21 Whether Knauff will also play with the BVB professionals on Saturday depends heavily on the extent to which the numerous ailing Borussia players are ready for the game against Mainz. Especially with Mahmoud Dahoud and Manuel Akanji it will be a race against time. If they don't make it, Knauff should at least be in the 20-man squad again - as in the past four league games. Looking ahead, BVB has precise plans with the offensive talent, who was able to set the first scent brands in the Bundesliga and the premier class in the past second half of the season. "We will work with Ansgar to ensure that he develops in this direction," said his coach Marco Rose in preparation for the "Ruhr Nachrichten" when he was asked about the lack of a classic successor to Jadon Sancho, who had left Manchester United. In order to get even better at dribbling, decision-making and finishing, additional exercises are also regularly part of his training schedule. https://www.kicker.de/nach-debuet-in-der-u-21-knauffs-langer-weg-beim-bvb-874659/artikel
-01 LB Katterbach. 1447828284155342848 is not a valid tweet id -05 GK Seimen signs long term contract at Stuttgart. Promising GK and already seeing 1BL clubs sign long term with their 05s too. Has 3 caps with U19 up his age group with only 1 goal conceded too. 2015 kam Dennis Seimen ins NLZ des VfB. Mittlerweile ist der Torhüter 15 Jahre alt, wohnt seit zwei Jahren im Internat und hat heute einen langfristigen Vertrag unterschrieben. In der aktuellen Saison spielte der Juniorennationaltorhüter bereits für die #VfBU17 und #VfBU19. 1/3 pic.twitter.com/uj5cdpQ9J5— VfB Nachwuchs (@jungundwild) October 13, 2021 In 2015 Dennis Seimen came to the VfB NLZ. The goalkeeper is now 15 years old, has lived in the boarding school for two years and today signed a long-term contract. In the current season, the junior international goalkeeper has already played for the #VfBU17 and #VfBU19 . Thomas Krücken, Director NLZ, says: "Dennis has gone through the complete program of our goalkeeping training, adapts very quickly, is willing to learn and has a very professional and ambitious mindset." Thomas Krücken: “I am delighted that he will continue the path he started with VfB years ago and that we have been able to retain him for the long term. We will develop its great potential step by step in close cooperation with the licensing department.
Rose made these positive comments at the start of the season but has barely used Knauff at all, keeps using Wolf and even Reinier tends to get subbed in before him.