Overview
- Jürgen Klinsmann said he has no worries about Germany’s path and expects the team to step up and qualify without problems.
- He called a World Cup without Germany unimaginable yet emphasized that qualification must be earned through focused, concentrated performances.
- Pointing to Italy’s recent absences as a warning, he noted that traditional powers can be caught out by improving rivals.
- If Germany reaches the tournament in the United States, Mexico and Canada, he set the objective at winning the championship, citing the nation’s four titles.
- Separately, he cautioned that no one can guarantee smooth fan access given current U.S. entry restrictions, expressing hope for clarity before the June 11, 2026 kickoff.