Klopp Revives Old Tradition with the German National Team
Jurgen Klopp has returned to a tradition from his time at Liverpool, adapting it for the German national team.
Liverpool Echo - Jurgen Klopp, the manager of the German national team, has revived a tradition that had changed during his tenure at Liverpool by incorporating the 'This Is Anfield' ethos into the national setup.
- Klopp has placed a sign in the dressing room that reads, "For you, for us, and for Germany," which players must touch for good luck before taking to the pitch.
- During his time at Liverpool, Klopp had previously forbidden players from touching the 'This Is Anfield' sign until they had won a trophy, believing it to be a symbol of respect.
- He stated, "The national team is not for me, but for you and for Germany," highlighting his commitment to building a strong team.
- Germany will face Serbia and the Netherlands in the Nations League this month, and Klopp hopes this new tradition will motivate the players.
Read the originals
We rewrote this story from the reports below.
Comments (0)
No comments yet. Start the conversation.