Germany's Women's Football Team Embarks on New Era Under Coach Christian Wück

With Alexandra Popp retiring, Laura Freigang emerges as a key player in upcoming friendlies against England and Australia.

Christian Wück, former men's U17 World Cup-winning coach, takes charge of Germany's women's national team, succeeding Horst Hrubesch.
Laura Freigang is poised to replace retiring striker Alexandra Popp, showcasing her skills in friendlies at Wembley and Duisburg.
The squad sees the introduction of new players Giovanna Hoffmann and Lisanne Gräwe, alongside the return of several key players.
Ann-Katrin Berger is expected to continue as the primary goalkeeper after impressive performances at the Paris Olympics.
Germany aims to rebuild and strategize for Euro 2025, seeking to move past the setbacks of the 2023 World Cup.