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Inside Germany: The aftermath of the World Cup crash out

From the forced resignation of men's football team coach, to the chancellor's badly-timed comments and the sports where Germany still shines, here's what we're talking about at The Local this week.

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Inside Germany: The aftermath of the World Cup crash out

From the forced resignation of men's football team coach, to the chancellor's badly-timed comments and the sports where Germany still shines, here's what we're talking about at The Local this week.

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‘What’s behind Germany’s World Cup disaster? A full-blown identity crisis’ – Philipp Lahm

A third successive traumatic tournament exit must lead to deep and meaningful change, writes the former Germany and Bayern Munich full-back

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Chancellor's post after Germany's World Cup exit backfires

"You've inspired us," read a post by Chancellor Merz on X right after Germany's lackluster performance and early elimination from the FIFA World Cup. It is seen as a communication blunder that has repercussions.

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German football has a bigger problem than a World Cup loss: Scapegoating

Eight years ago, it was Mesut Ozil, who has Turkish roots. This time, German manager tries to blame Kurdish Deniz Undav.

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Germany 'WAGs' blamed over embarrassing World Cup dubbed 'free family holiday'

Paraguay dumped Germany out of the World Cup after winning a penalty shootout to decide their round of 32 tie, and the recriminations are now happening back home

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Timeline cronologica

  1. mercoledì 1 luglio 2026·mirror.co.uk

    Germany 'WAGs' blamed over embarrassing World Cup dubbed 'free family holiday'

    Paraguay dumped Germany out of the World Cup after winning a penalty shootout to decide their round of 32 tie, and the recriminations are now happening back home

  2. mercoledì 1 luglio 2026·dw.com

    Chancellor's post after Germany's World Cup exit backfires

    "You've inspired us," read a post by Chancellor Merz on X right after Germany's lackluster performance and early elimination from the FIFA World Cup. It is seen as a communication…

  3. mercoledì 1 luglio 2026·dw.com

    Germany's Merz and soccer: A PR move that backfired

    "You've inspired us," read a post by Chancellor Merz on X right after Germany's lackluster performance and early elimination from the FIFA World Cup. It is seen as a communication…

  4. giovedì 2 luglio 2026·aljazeera.com

    German football has a bigger problem than a World Cup loss: Scapegoating

    Eight years ago, it was Mesut Ozil, who has Turkish roots. This time, German manager tries to blame Kurdish Deniz Undav.

  5. giovedì 2 luglio 2026·nytimes.com

    ‘What’s behind Germany’s World Cup disaster? A full-blown identity crisis’ – Philipp Lahm

    A third successive traumatic tournament exit must lead to deep and meaningful change, writes the former Germany and Bayern Munich full-back

  6. sabato 4 luglio 2026·thelocal.de

    Inside Germany: The aftermath of the World Cup crash out

    From the forced resignation of men's football team coach, to the chancellor's badly-timed comments and the sports where Germany still shines, here's what we're talking about at…