Why Germany are More DANGEROUS Than You Think!

Germany are the historical titans in world football, boasting four World Cups and three European championships, and have long been synonymous with Gary Lineker's famous saying: "Football is a simple game; 22 players chase a ball for 90 minutes and in the end, the Germans always win".

However, as the curtain rises on Euro 2024, it will mark 8 years since the nation even last won a knockout game in a major tournament as they currently languish in 16th in the FIFA world rankings. If not for being the tournament's hosts, Germany would be far away from the discussion about tournament favourites.

Yet, amidst the doubts, a sleeping giant stirs, ready to awaken as dark horses to win the Euros. Here's why Germany are more dangerous at Euro 2024 than you think.

#euro2024 #germany #diemannschaft

0:00 - Intro
0:53 - Home Advantage
3:00 - Nagelsmann's Tactical Evolution
8:05 - Blend of Youth & Experience
10:22 - Outro

*All footage used in the video is for contextual purposes and in no way intended to infringe on intellectual property.
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[darkvoid]

Keep upgrading your quality with every Video you drop and you will BE very sucesfull in YouTube, i enjoyed every second of this Video. Greetings from Germany

[Hackerman-nnje]

As a German i just want to get out of the Group stages

[panman]

Here after germany thrashed scotland 5 - 1 in the euros

[Fkp.]

If Germany manages to get their engine started and ramped up, then they can beat anyone. A lot now depends on the first game and the spirit. If this goes well, the Germans will hopefully show again that they are a tournament team. But I have a good feeling, the quality on the pitch is really good.

[randombystander]

Germany has simply been underperforming for years. The problem was neither the quality of the established players nor the quality of the newcomers but the unhealthy obsession of the association with continuity. Hansi Flick was basically just a reskinned Jogi Löw (he used to be his assistant coach), so the 2018 problems persisted until they finally did install a proper new coach.

[arminkhani]

Small correction to your video: Pavlovic got sick and Nagelsmann has decided to take Emre Can for Pavlovic. This happened yesterday. Otherwise it was a good video and Germany has a great squad with the Stuttgart and Leverkusen Players, who were outstanding last season

[Alpha_Rocking]

As a German, it's interesting to watch a video about us and our soccer that provides an insight into our country and our soccer from outside our own mindset and country. As a viewer, you get a very neat and precise insight into German soccer and the traumas in the context of our historical past.

Deep down, we are still struggling to fight our way out of the darkness and into a prosperous future, as quite a few of our "own" still don't trust us with it, or worse, don't even want to admit it to us. Although I prefer the pursuit of a peaceful, just and self-confident future. As I said, trauma is an issue for society as a whole that is not easy to overcome.

And as far as soccer is concerned, the great and disastrous achievements are sometimes quite close together. The team has [regained] its potential with the change of coach - and has shown these days that it can, wants to and will play at the top.

Sincere regards,

Alpha🙏⚽🦉

[lukasp]

This video aged like a fine wine (so far) 🇩🇪🔥 weiter so

[stillnoname]

Germanys problem comes from adapting to "small" nations playing style. Deep blocks and counter attacking as recently seen against Ukraine and Greece. That high line is going to be a problem in the group stage.
Against strong opponents like the Netherlands, France or Spain it's totally different. These nations want to play possession and control the game but that's the style where Germany is excellent in.

[agdada]

Germany gonna win euro 2024
Love from Nepal 🇳🇵

[morten]

Actually it was more then a decade of dominance. They were in the top 3 in every major tournament from 2002 until and including 2016. Thats almost 1 and a half decade

[Quatschgold]

Honestly, it all depends on the game tomorrow.
If we score the opener, play nice football, this could kickstart a wave of positivity - we are world champions in bashing our national team / negativity in general and weird press takes. Also, we like to single out players like Kroos, Özil, or Kimmich for example and heavily push destructive narratives, despite them being world class players.
Dont forget our ability to hate on coaches as well.
On the other hand, during big events, germanys press can exallerate positive things as well and thats what we are also depending on. The team can do one part, but we as fans, journalists and being part of social media also have a massive influence.
Let's hope for a little more sun as well, cause the weather is shit at the moment and not fitting for a great football summer.

[tzeentchctneezt]

Man, you are spot-on with your World Cup 2006 description.
One of the best summers of my life.

[pokermonfacegaming]

Nagelsmanns best decision was to sort out players who were set in the national team over the last decade, like Goretzka and replace them with new talented players who had a great season.

Germany is definitely one of the top 3 favorites besides France and England.

Kinda sad, that Reus wasnt able to get in form in time. Would have been great to see him in a tournament one last time.

[Maxi_]

So four games in we are in the quarter finals, Musiala is the best scorer of the tournament, Rüdiger is an absolute beast, Kroos is breaking passing accuracy records as usual, Güdogan has long silenced all critics, just like Neuer, Emre Can was basically on his way to his holidays and now already scored a banger, Havertz is world class at everything but scoring shots that aren't penalties. Füllkrug, Raum, Schlotti, Groß and others are fantastic back-ups. On a side-note: Sané is actual dogshit.

And yet I fear the Spanish. God, I hope Mikautadze and Mamardashvili somehow save us.

[kamilebrahimoff]

German squad have players from the FIFA world cup team in 2014, which is a great experience for the younger players.🇩🇪🏆⚽️

[BLACKSTA]

0:37 Bro did Germany wrong😂😂 i cant stop laughing bro😅

[max-sint]

The less Munich Players play, the better Germany will play. Leverkusen and Stuttgart have been on a high all Season and have played excellent Football. They Lack a Bit of international experience, but they make up for that with their joy of playing. They are really Fired up for the EM.

[dustyvisions]

Germany Team this year is just crazy good

[PizzaChess]

Scotland's butt is still hurting 💀