In Klopp's Germany only Bisseck survives: Inter striker targets new call‑ups

In the Nations League match against Greece, Jurgen Klopp's Germany suffered its first defeat (0‑1), while Inter's Yann Bisseck, back in the lineup, found a personal joy despite the negative result. Bisseck reminded me that the game was an opportunity to showcase himself in front of the national team.

Klopp's negative result

The 0‑1 loss to Greece came after a 1‑1 draw against the Netherlands, marking Jurgen Klopp's first defeat in the Nations League phase. The result ended a short run of positive results, but left room for individual assessments.

Bisseck, the only positive note

Yann Bisseck, Inter defender, was reinstated as a starter by Jurgen Klopp after missing the World Cup. Prior to yesterday, his last appearance for the national team dated back to March 23, 2025, against Italy in the same competition.

Many German media outlets praised the Inter player's performance, highlighting it in newspaper ratings and noting that, among the new options presented by the coach, he was the only one to convince.

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At the end of the match Bisseck spoke in the mixed zone: “Disappointment? Even the Greeks are not bad as a team, they have a good coach and they also know what they are doing. They played compactly in a low block, it’s not always easy to create chances in this type of game. We have to work on it, but I am confident.”

He continued, adding that intensity and the desire to win are the main factors: “We need to put them on the field, but beyond all the intensity, the running work and the pressing, obviously playing football also matters. In this regard Klopp is, I believe, one of the best currently available.”

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Bisseck concluded by stating that there is still “one month of club football left to play ahead” and that “those are the moments when you have to showcase yourself for the national team. I will try at Inter and then, of course, I hope for another call‑up.”