baby faced giant has very good technical/dribbling skills. You seem him numerous times in 3rd Liga this season just dribbling by other Ds solo. Even for Germany U20, this season, almost scored vs Portugal dribbling by entire D, LMAO. he's also a pretty selfless player too and draws a lot of PKs. How does one stop a Giant CF that is bigger than almost every CB, LOL. And he would have scored a lot more than what he's done as he does get chances. ex Bremen coach Kohfeldt almost ruined him wanting to shift him to CM, LMAO, WTF. Same coach that insisted on playing bang average Sargent XI in every match and helped the club get relegated. Woltemade is NOT CM and doesn't have the speed for Ws. So his position is CF/AM as he's a middle player. but given his height, body, potential would be wasteful for anything but CF. that whole past argument that he's not good with back to goal.....that is something that can be improved on and when that was said he was still a teenager too. Like always funny when X or Y supposedly can't be CF because lacking this or that.....as if they can never get better at it. I think his season long loan has improved his game as he's playing pro XI every match. this was teenage Woltemade during preseason with Bremen 1st. LMAO at the commentary!!! The Day Nick Woltemade Shook The World pic.twitter.com/MdRGP8QkJ0— Maximilian (@mkampHB) July 1, 2021 from this season, LOL Nick #Woltemade (been one of the outstanding players of the 3. Liga and a major #Werder talent) on 🔥 today just going past people for fun (he drew the pen here) pic.twitter.com/cEfmbNniqG— Abel Meszaros (@BundesAbel) January 21, 2023 just 1v4 for #Woltemade, no problem. 🌪️ pic.twitter.com/UqySWTS9ri— Abel Meszaros (@BundesAbel) January 21, 2023 down to 10, but #Woltemade doesn't care, he's "postin' and toastin' " earning another pen for 4-2 pic.twitter.com/zwOTHpiHfN— Abel Meszaros (@BundesAbel) January 21, 2023
That commentary lol. Nick Woltemessi. I agree a player of his size with such dribbling is hard to stop. Pretty unique talent which is always interesting.
has to be our tallest CF that we have after the injury prone Seydel who is also a CF. it is unique because big chunk of CFs that tend to be in 190s have okay at best-to mediocre technique while he's taller and has very good technique/dribbling. funny I always feel like reason why so many of those big CFs have poor technique because they struggle to see the ball given their height. Like how many times you see them lose the ball and it takes some seconds later for them to realize, LMAO. Like a lot of them tend to be clumsy with ball too. and that he is full German makes him one less player to worry about like Topp of any potential poaching. given he'll be in 1BL next season he's a likely call up to U21 for 02-03 cycle. Wasn't called up to U20 this month because 3rd Liga still playing during International break. lets hope can live up to his full potential and have him as candidate in future for Senior NT. Hopefully one option of many!!!
News #Krauß: If Schalke avoids relegation:- he will get a contract until 2027- S04 has to pay €3m+€1.5m possible bonuses- €500k loan fee already paid - in case of relegation contract is not valid - future in Leipzig unlikely.Krauß loves #S04! @Sky_Dirk @SkySportDE 🇩🇪 pic.twitter.com/1jOJpbWgol— Florian Plettenberg (@Plettigoal) March 20, 2023 Hope Schalke survive and he can sign permanently.
but then hopefully come Summer 2024 and he goes to a bigger club that plays European football. Leipzig is a waste of time club and clear them and Bayern are just loaning to increase selling price and nothing else. Cringe at clubs who's all function is that. its why I like to see free transfers OUT from those clubs.
same kid who destroyed Pengland YNT more than once, LMAO. Has also scored on Portugal-Spain too. One of the most talented U17s in Germany, another very interesting player from @scfreiburg youth academy - Noah Darvich! #talent #scouting 🇩🇪⬇️⬇️⬇️https://t.co/32YiuHvDv2— Football Talent Scout - Jacek Kulig (@FTalentScout) March 20, 2023 where's Schmidt on the list? Or Ezekwem-Rosenfelder? the 2006 age group has more than this too. Noah Darvich is a product of the SC Freiburg academy – a very good youth system that had many interesting players in recent years such as Nico Schlotterbeck, Kevin Schade, Yannik Keitel, Noah Weißhaupt, Noah Atubolu, Robert Wagner, and Mika Baur. Noah is a very important member…— Football Talent Scout - Jacek Kulig (@FTalentScout) March 20, 2023
Friendly -2BL HR beat 1BL Union 3-2. HR XI=03 GK Hagemoser, 03 LB Ruschke, 05 CB Wagner, 03 M Koster (scored), 03 M/W Schulz Subs=03 W/CF Dei, 04 W Rotfuss Union XI=01 AM/W Maciejewski (not sure why Union wants to make all AM/W into RBs when none will breakthrough the club anyways. Pretty stupid and they ruined his career by keeping him around for over a year just for sake of Europe rules), 05 LB Jurschik, 04 CB Mattmuller, 05 LB/CB Grunwald, 05 CF Hoffmann Subs=04 CF Sanogo, 05 RB Rosner, 05 M Engelbreth -on 04 AM/W Kaygin.....Mainz sees him as 1st prospect 🕵️One of the most interesting young CAMs out there is the 18yo Dennis Kaygin, he plays for Mainz 05 U19 and for Germany NT.✍️His contract expires in summer and he's already got 23 G/A in 15 apps this season.⚡️He can play as a number 10 or as a winger.#scouting #Mainz pic.twitter.com/UfdEL1SXWJ— PanoScout 🔍 (@PanoScout) March 20, 2023 -Koln 1st training 03 CF Schmid, 04 RB Toure, 04 M Waschenbach, 00 M Schlax, 04 M Kujovic (poached by Montenegro), 04 M Simnica
-00 M Mbom back in team training today -update on 02 W Thielmann ℹ️ #effzeh-Personal-Update am Dienstag:👉🏽 Davie Selke trainiert diese Woche individuell, um seine Blessuren aus den vergangenen Spielen ausheilen zu lassen. 👉🏽 Jeff Chabot steigt wieder ein. 👉🏽 Jan Thielmann und Kristian Pedersen machen das Aufwärmen mit. pic.twitter.com/WWKAEqHodv— 1. FC Köln (@fckoeln) March 21, 2023 -on 00 CF/W Njinmah https://www.deichstube.de/news/werd...-zukunft-leihe-wechsel-transfer-92160051.html -01 CB Talabidi is no longer clubless as he signs with Schalke II. His career has been ruined by injuries ℹ News aus der U23 ℹ✅ Verpflichtung Malik Talabidi✅ Verlängerung Nelson Amadin👇🔗#schmiede | 🔵⚪ | #S04— Knappenschmiede (@knappenschmiede) March 21, 2023
-06 M Rath, 06 AM Yalcinkaya and 05 W Balde training with 2BL HSV 1st team Heute erstmals im Training der #HSV-Profis dabei: Fabio Balde (17) aus der U19 sowie Bilal Yalcinkaya (16) und Davis Rath (16) aus der U17. @Witters_Foto pic.twitter.com/sOqB7i175I— Abendblatt HSV (@abendblatt_hsv) March 21, 2023 this is likely a reaction to them losing Damala and Costa to Leipzig and Wolfsburg -Article on 05 M Raebiger, I really hope he breaksthrough 2BL Furth soon. In Furth II vs Bayern II, Raebiger was easily MOTM too. https://www.bild.de/sport/fussball/...ter-einsatz-nach-8-monaten-83284380.bild.html
Patrick Osterhage about... ...his return to the U21s: I'm happy to be back, it's always nice. It was a good start to the week. ... the new campus and the training alongside the senior national team: The campus is very beautiful and modern and offers the best conditions. We train on the pitch next to the senior team, you could see each other from a distance. Something like that is of course not commonplace. ...about the planned team evening with the senior national team: I haven't had any direct contact with the senior team until now. Tonight shows how close the two teams are. ... the invitation to the course: It's probably due to the season at the club. In the beginning it was a bit difficult in Bochum, I was injured and it was difficult to get into the team. But now I'm back, we want to end the season with non-relegation. I'm playing more for Bochum again, so I'm invited back to the U21 national team. ... the importance of international matches for participation in the European Championship: Of course I would like to be there, but you need playing time at the club for that. The international matches now are a good test where you can show yourself and warm up. Then we want to go into the European Championship with a good feeling. ... the way to the senior national team: The past of the U21s shows that many players have made their way into the senior team. ...Assistant coach Hermann Gerland: I've met him several times in Bochum. We also had a conversation in the summer, you can learn a lot from him and take something with you. Kenneth Schmidt on... ... his nomination: We had a game in Mainz, then I saw a short message in the dressing room. At first I thought it was fake. But then I got a call from the coach (Antonio Di Salvo; editor's note). ... his personal course: I still don't even realize what's going on. I got to play a half against Juventus last week. For me it was the hottest week of my life. ... his introduction to the U21s: I know a few players, the lads are open and super cool, they welcome you straight away. ... the training alongside the A team: You have to be honest, you're still there as a fan. (laughs) I always try to learn a lot and learn something. But that's my attitude in general. ... his way of playing: I have my strengths with the ball, it's the overview and the structure of the game. I can help the U21s with that, even if the competition is tough. ... his ease: I don't put any pressure on myself and just try to implement everything in training. Step on the gas and train well, maybe it will still work out with the European Championship. ... Freiburg coach Christian Streich: He came to us in a good mood and said we should step on the gas and come back healthy. ... the training in Freiburg: At the SC you learn everything from A to Z, the trainers take you along really well. The development in Freiburg is unbelievable, things are still looking up. Even the second team is second in the 3rd league, it's just fun. The cooperation between the first and second team runs smoothly. In Freiburg it's just down-to-earth and informal.
I think the closer link up between the u21 and senior team at the campus will be beneficial. Especially as right now there are a lot of openings in the senior NT. Btw will the u19/u17 Euro qualifiers be available to watch anywhere tomorrow?
dfb doesn't always posts U17 Euro qualifiers but usually U19 Euro qualifiers Elite Round are on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/@GermanFootball you can see that Germany-Italy and Germany-Belgium are listed.
-2BL Heidenheim joins 1BL Koln and 1BL Union in wanting 00 M Martin who is XI in Austrian Bundesliga. Always said if this guy has 1BL interest what about 03 M Rhein??? https://www.fussballtransfers.com/a...ter-klub-an-oesterreich-legionaer-martin-dran -According to reports, 00 M Flick (on 2BL loan) shall return to 1BL Schalke in Summer. Doesn't Hoff have more than enough Ms, LMAO. Also says that 01 M Bozdogan (on Eredivisie loan) gonna get sold too. The same applies to midfielder Florian Flick. The 22-year-old was loaned to 1. FC Nuremberg in the second half of the season. As a regular at the club, Flick also made a big impression at TSG Hoffenheim, according to 'Bild'. TSG put out feelers a few weeks ago, but received a clear rejection from Schalke. Flick's contract with S04, like Pieringer's, runs until 2024. https://www.fussballtransfers.com/a...cht-diese-schalke-leihspieler-duerfen-bleiben
RL -03 W Martens (on Winter loan from 2BL) scored a brace and his 3rd of season in 5-0 W -02 CF Harres (on loan from 3rd Liga but a 2BL promotion candidates) scored a a brace and his 8th of season in 3-0 W -Looks like U21 boys hanged out with Voller and Senior NT https://www.instagram.com/p/CqEOQtINhdg/ -1BL Stuttgart has 00 CB Bazzoli, 00 LB Weik (1st time), 01 CF Ganaus (1st time), 03 RB Hoppe, 04 AM/W Paula (nice to see after his recent return from long term injury. If not for that he likely would have been in U19 Euro squad too) Start in die Trainingswoche in der Länderspielpause. Von @jungundwild sind dabei: Mattis #Hoppe, Jonas #Weik, Luca #Bazzoli, Raul #Paula, Noah #Ganaus. #VfB pic.twitter.com/bQwCf4uyqO— VfB Stuttgart (@VfB) March 21, 2023 -1BL Dortmund 1st training, has 00 CF Njinmah, 01 M Michel, 01 W Pohlmann and 04 W Bamba Aus der #BVBU19 heute dabei gewesen: Samuel #Bamba! 👋 pic.twitter.com/qszu1vMfHr— Borussia Dortmund (@BVB) March 21, 2023 Dortmund keeps reiterating that 04 CB Collins and 04 W Bamba are the 1st prospects from 2004 born. Its always them too and it it was the 2 of them that were supposed to be upped to II in Winter but due to injury, Bamba had to restart in U19.
spox listing some 04-onwards promising Germans.....LOL so much more than this. Youssoufa Moukoko (Borussia Dortmund, born 2004) The 18-year-old has already played more than 60 competitive games for Dortmund - and has also caught the eye of the top clubs. Sebastian Kehl and Co. had to work hard to extend his contract until 2026.He is the youngest goalscorer in Bundesliga history, youngest debutant in the Champions League and was also the youngest player at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, where he played for the DFB team. Even if he is currently out with an ankle injury, he is one of the players who could shape German football in the future. Especially since the DFB has problems in the striker position. Paul Wanner (FC Bayern Munich, born 2005) In January 2022, Wanner made his debut for the record champions in the Bundesliga. At that time he was recalled from a training camp of the U17 national team due to numerous failures. During his time there, he became the youngest player in the club's history. Since then he has been part of the squad of the first team. However, he mainly collects playing times with the second substitute and in the U19. At FC Bayern he is still considered an exceptional talent. That's why there have recently been rumors that the playmaker could be loaned out to get match practice. It remains to be seen whether these rumors will come true, but for now the question has been clarified: DFB or ÖFB? As U21 national coach Antonio di Salvo announced on Monday, Wanner has chosen Germany. "He wants to continue on the path with the DFB without making a final decision," said di Salvo. Wanner has played a total of 15 international matches for the German U17 and U18, his mother comes from the Alpine republic, his father is German. Nelson Weiper (FSV Mainz 05, born 2005) His numbers with the Mainz U-Teams are outstanding. For the U17s he scored 20 times in 19 appearances and prepared two goals. In the U19s there are 19 goals and one assist after 15 games. Weiper has also caused a stir at the DFB: His 13 goals in 15 games for the U17s left an impression. He was recently given a professional contract at FSV - and was even allowed to make his debut. Four brief appearances in the Bundesliga and 16 minutes were enough for him to score his first goal for Mainz. The 17-year-old scored 4-0 against Borussia Mönchengladbach. He has pretty much everything a nine needs today. At 1.92 meters, he is a very tall player with a strong header, but he can also assert himself with speed and technical qualities. Tom Bischof (TSG Hoffenheim, born 2005) About a year ago, the midfielder was considered one of the hottest talents in German football. Even FC Bayern Munich wanted to guide him to them. Julian Nagelsmann is considered a big fan. But instead of taking the big step, Bischof signed with TSG. His contract there runs until 2025. He has already played seven times with the pros this season, but then injured his ankle. The difficult sporting situation at TSG also makes it difficult for him to get into a good rhythm. Maybe that's why things got quieter around him. But in the future he will undoubtedly be one of those players who can make the step into the national team at some point - even if his competition in midfield is tough. Arijon Ibrahimovic (FC Bayern Munich, born 2005) Because in addition to Jamal Musiala, Florian Wirtz and the younger Paul Wanner, Arijon Ibrahimovic could also have good cards for a place with the DFB. The 17-year-old already made his professional debut for FC Bayern and is already part of the squad there. He was on the bench in both Champions League games against Paris Saint-Germain. In the U19 Bundesliga South/Southwest, he is one of the top scorers in the league with 13 goals and three assists in just eleven appearances. He also scored three goals in five games in the Youth League and prepared two more. Ibrahimovic is fast, dynamic, technically very strong and has an excellent finish. Wanner was often the focus of reporting, but his talent is in no way inferior to that of his teammates. It remains to be seen where the development of the native of Nuremberg will go. Tom Rothe (Borussia Dortmund, born 2004) Not only the striker position is a problem area at the DFB, the line-up also changes constantly in the defensive wing positions. With Tom Rothe, that could possibly change in the future. The left-back has already played six competitive games for the BVB pros and was even able to contribute a goal and an assist. The big breakthrough has not materialized so far. At 18, however, he still has plenty of time and potential for development. Minor injuries also threw him back a bit. With a height of 1.93 meters, Rothe has a special profile. In addition to physical strength, the Dortmund player is also very intelligent. He knows how to compensate for his slight deficits in mobility by acting quickly. That makes him an interesting option for Hansi Flick in terms of facilities - at least in the future. Laurin Ulrich (VfB Stuttgart, born 2005) Attacking midfield? No problems for Germany. At least when you look at the talent pool. This is less good news for Ulrich. After all, the competition at the DFB is enormous. It's good that the Stuttgarter can be used flexibly. He has played both on the flanks and in lower midfield positions in his career. He completed his only five minutes for VfB Stuttgart in eighth place. One of its greatest strengths is its maneuverability. In tight spaces, it can make the difference. In contrast to the even more prolific players that Germany have in the attacking center, he could be someone who is responsible for the transition to the attacking third. But even that is still in the future. First Ulrich has to gain a foothold at VfB, where his contract runs until 2026. But he has the qualities for a great career. Nnamdi Collins (Borussia Dortmund, born 2004) Collins once turned down an offer from Chelsea. The central defender has enormous physique, but his greatest weapon is speed. At 16 he already covered the first five meters in 0.89 seconds, after 30 meters the clock stopped at 3.78 seconds - the fastest values ever measured in the Dortmund NLZ. His contract runs until 2024. Europe's greatest defensive talent born in 2004, as rated by Blues youth boss Jim Fraser, will still need a comprehensive perspective on how things could go for him in Dortmund. According to reports from the Ruhr Nachrichten, talks about extending the contract will soon be on the agenda. Dortmund certainly doesn't want to let a talent like Collins go. Tarek Buchmann (FC Bayern Munich, born 2005) The central defender is already being compared to Jérôme Boateng at FC Bayern because he is considered very complete. On the one hand, Buchmann is strong in the virtues of defending because he has good tackling timing, physique and timing. At 18, his athletic qualities are outstanding, but he is also one of the best defenders of his year with the ball. Buchmann is a very reliable passer, but can still work on being even more progressive in the game structure. However, there is no question that he is already very far for his age. According to reports from Sky, the defender will be in the professional squad from the coming season.
LMAO, Let's go!!!! Ibrahimovic----------Weiper----------Wanner ---------------------Moukoko--------------- -------------Ulrich------------Bischof----------- Rothe-------Collins-------Buchmann------XXX -------------------------XXX------------------
I find it weird why are there so many 00-01 tied to 1BL clubs with no real prospects??? -Dortmund=00-Njinmah (on loan from Bremen), 01-Michel, 01-Pohlmann -Stuttgart=00 CB Bazzoli, 00 LB Weik, 01 CF Ganaus, 01 CB Aidonis, 01 AM/W Wolf -Union Berlin=01 AM/W Maciejewski -Schalke=00 LB J.Muller, 00 CB Schell, 01 AM Kyerewaa, -Bayer=01 M Azhil -Bremen=01 CB Schroder, 01 M Berger, -Freiburg=00 RB Treu, 01 M Engelhardt (on loan from Bremen) -Gladbach=01 RB Kurt, 01 CB Gaal, 01 M Lockl, 01 attacker Noss (poached) -Koln=00 M Schlax, 00 CB/RB Schneider, 01 M Strauch -Hertha=01 W Aksakal (random out of nowhere pro contract signed this season) That's 10/18 1BL clubs. these clubs show how 1BL is dumb as frick tbh. Almost all these players are career RL players minus a few who got screwed by their own clubs. If you care so much about them you would have loaned them out ages ago..... players like Azhil+Maciejewski=100% getting screwed by own clubs too. As they are playing nothing just there for European rules.....sad how trash these clubs are.
turns on the Germany U19 game and sees Italy scoring the most scrappy goal ever for 3-2 lead, LMAO. y'all should remember that U19 Elite Round=1 L and your basically already OUT, LMAO. its a seriously dumb qualifier.
I see the XI had Ullrich for LW......can they stop with Ullrich at W he's a freaking LB. Morgalla a CB at RB etc. these coaches really love the random XIs.
Very frustrating defeat, slapstick third goal after coming back to 2-2. Would have liked Diehl & Kabadayi to start, shame Gruda was out.
something a lot ignore when they shit on Germany is that U15-U19 is THE time for slapstick/comedy goals that see you L, lol. A lot of amateurish plays are seen in those levels. Paula and Bamba are training with 1BL instead of playing U19 too.