Who does Nagelsmann consider for the Euros? 6 VfB players still in the running
Julian Nagelsmann, now leading the German national team, is keeping an eye on VfB Stuttgart's talented players as potential additions to the team for the home European Championship. But competition is fierce, especially in goalkeeper positions.
Deniz Undav (27)
Deniz Undav has been captivating the Bundesliga with his impressive 9-goal, 2-assist record in 11 games. His goal-scoring average sets him apart from other German strikers, and he dreams of representing his country at the 2024 Euros. However, Turkey, his father's native land, also has its eyes on him.
Chance of making the Euros: 70%
Chris Führich (25)
After breaking through under coach Sebastian Hoeneß, Führich has displayed his potential with Stuttgart, scoring 3 goals and providing 5 assists as the third-best scorer behind Undav and Guirassy. Führich even got his chance in the national team last October in the 3:1 win against the USA, only to miss the following matches due to illness.
Chance of making the Euros: 50%
Josha Vagnoman (22)
After making his national team debut under Hansi Flick against Belgium, Vagnoman suffered a setback during the 2021 U21 European Championships with a fatigue fracture in his midfoot. Now recovered, Vagnoman is eager to reclaim his spot and represent his country at the Euros.
Chance of making the Euros: 15%
Angelo Stiller (22)
Stiller is making waves at VfB, demonstrating calmness and offensive creativity in midfield. His partnership with Atakan Karazor greatly benefits the team.
Chance of making the Euros: 10%
Stefan Effenberg's Favorite - Anton Stach (24)
Anton, who can be deployed flexibly in defense, won the 2017 U21 European Championship and still holds hopes of playing in the 2024 Euros. Effenberg, the German legend, has been vocal about his admiration for Anton and has urged Nagelsmann to consider him for the Euros.
Chance of making the Euros: 40%
Could of Note - Jonathan Nagelsmann (22)
While not mentioned in the provided sources, future developments with VfB Stuttgart's keeper Jonathan Nagelsmann, the brother of Julian Nagelsmann, could potentially attract the attention of the DFB and the Bundesliga.
As Nagelsmann evaluates the pool of talent to assemble his team for the Euros, players' fitness, performance, and compatibility with his strategic approaches will be crucial factors in determining their eligibility.
