Germany Eyes Crucial Wins in World Cup Qualifiers
Germany is determined to secure victories in World Cup qualifiers against Luxembourg and Northern Ireland to improve their position in Group A. Coach Julian Nagelsmann aims for automatic qualification despite injuries to key players. The team currently stands third with plans to strengthen their squad for upcoming matches.

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Germany is gearing up for pivotal World Cup qualifiers as they prepare to face Luxembourg and Northern Ireland in their quest for automatic qualification. Coach Julian Nagelsmann expressed his determination for two victories to enhance their standing in Group A, currently led by Slovakia with six points.
Nagelsmann has integrated new talent into the squad, including newcomer Nathaniel Brown from Eintracht Frankfurt, as Germany aims to overcome a mixed start that includes a loss to Slovakia and a win against Northern Ireland. Despite injuries sidelining key players like Antonio Ruediger and Jamal Musiala, the team remains optimistic.
The German squad is reinforced with the return of Nico Schlotterbeck, while Aleksandar Pavlovic and Jonathan Burkardt add to a strong lineup. With the upcoming matches crucial for direct qualification to the 2026 World Cup, Nagelsmann's strategy underscores the team's resilience and potential.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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