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National player Tah: "Something's going on for us at the World Cup"

National player Tah: "Something's going on for us at the World Cup"

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In front of the picture, we see six people are holding a trophy. Out of them, two are women and...
In front of the picture, we see six people are holding a trophy. Out of them, two are women and four are men. All of them are smiling and they are posing for the photo. Beside them, we see an iron railing. In the right top of the picture, we see a wall and a railing. There are people in the background and we even see the lights. This picture might be clicked in the stadium.

National player Tah: "Something's going on for us at the World Cup" - National player Tah: "Something's going on for us at the World Cup"

Germany’s national team has set its sights on the 2026 World Cup. Coach Julian Nagelsmann has openly stated his ambition to lift the trophy in three years’ time. The expanded tournament, featuring 48 teams across the USA, Canada, and Mexico, will run from June 11 to July 19.

Nagelsmann’s bold target comes as the team rebuilds confidence. Bayern Munich defender Jonathan Tah has backed the coach’s vision, insisting Germany has the quality to go beyond the quarter-finals. He even believes outright victory is within reach.

Tah also highlighted the emergence of Bayern teammate Lennart Karl. After strong performances in the Bundesliga and Champions League, Tah argued Karl deserves a place in the World Cup squad. His praise focused on Karl’s consistency and ability to handle high-pressure matches. The 2026 edition will be the first World Cup with 48 nations. Matches will be spread across 16 cities in North America, marking the tournament’s largest-ever format. Despite the scale, Germany’s players appear determined to meet the challenge.

The national team’s renewed self-belief aligns with Nagelsmann’s ambitions. Tah’s support for both the squad and Karl’s inclusion signals growing optimism. With preparations underway, Germany’s campaign will begin in June 2026.

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