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I don't have to prove myself to anyone, says Germany's Nagelsmann
FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts, June 28 : Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann does not feel any pressure to prove himself, he said on Sunday, with the four-times world champions facing Paraguay in the World Cup Round of 32, their first knockout match in the competition in 12 years.The Germans came into the World Cup o
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channelnewsasia.com
Germany's Nagelsmann will learn from loss to Ecuador, as knockout round looms
EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey, June 25 : Germany manager Julian Nagelsmann on Thursday was stoic after his team lost their final match of the World Cup group stage to Ecuador,…
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Germany's big names must deliver, team to go to the limit against Paraguay
BOSTON, Massachusetts, June 27 : Germany will need to up their game in their World Cup round of 32 against Paraguay or risk going home, with their top players yet to peak at the…
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I don't have to prove myself to anyone, says Germany's Nagelsmann
FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts, June 28 : Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann does not feel any pressure to prove himself, he said on Sunday, with the four-times world champions facing…
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rfi.fr
Germany must win to defy World Cup doubters, says Nagelsmann
Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann said Sunday only winning the World Cup can silence the sceptics of his side as they prepare for a last-32 showdown against Paraguay.
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iol.co.za
Kai Havertz backs Germany's R2 billion attack to click against Paraguay in round of 32
Following an embarrassing tactical collapse against Ecuador, Julian Nagelsmann warns his squad that only a deep World Cup run can silence the critics ahead of a daunting Boston…
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forbes.com
Germany’s World Cup Exit Puts Julian Nagelsmann’s Hiring Strategy Under Scrutiny
Germany’s World Cup exit raises fresh questions over Julian Nagelsmann, his outsider status and the DFB’s break from coaching tradition.
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Nagelsmann says won't 'run away' after Germany World Cup exit
Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann said he wanted to stay in his job despite the defeat on penalties to Paraguay that sent the four-time World Cup winners crashing out in the last 32…
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theguardian.com
‘I am not someone who runs away’: Nagelsmann will not quit after Germany exit
Julian Nagelsmann said he will not be resigning after Germany’s elimination from the World Cup at the hands of Paraguay after a penalty shootout
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independent.co.uk
Julian Nagelsmann confirms stance over Germany future after World Cup exit
Nagelsmann’s future is in doubt after his side crashed out of the World Cup at the round of 32, losing to Paraguay on penalties
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thenationalnews.com
Julian Nagelsmann says he will 'not run away' after Germany's World Cup exit | The National
Paraguay declare national holiday after Round of 32 win via penalty shoot-out
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dailymail.com
Nagelsmann snaps at female reporter's questioning after World Cup exit
The pressure on under-fire Julian Nagelsmann after Germany's surprising World Cup exit on Monday told as he snapped at a reporter's line of questioning post-match.
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nytimes.com
Julian Nagelsmann insists he will not resign as Germany head coach after World Cup exit
Nagelsmann, 38, conceded sections of the Germany fanbase would want to see him depart following the last-32 exit.
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thehindu.com
FIFA World Cup 2026: Nagelsmann says won't 'run away' after Germany World Cup exit
Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann vows to stay despite World Cup exit, focusing on future talent and upcoming tournaments.
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bdnews24.com
Germany coach Nagelsmann wants to stay on despite World Cup fiasco
The 38-year-old sees his team crash out early for a third straight World Cup after group-stage exits in 2018 and 2022, putting his future in doubt