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These are the winners and losers under national coach Hansi Flick

Hansi Flick (r.) Takes a close look at his new national team. Leon Goretzka is one of the winners under the new national coach. dpa

Three games, three wins, 12-0 goals. During his first course with the national team, national coach Hansi Flick gained a lot of knowledge. Some on his team have been obtrusive, others tend not to.

Winner under flick

Leroy Sane

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Because of differences! National coach Hansi Flick relies on Leroy Sané at the DFB.

Some had even expected a non-nomination as a reminder for the ailing Bayern star, but Flick did not let Sane fall. He built it up. With one-on-one conversations, praise, start-ups – and Sane paid it back with performance. The offensive player scored twice, worked well defensively and even unpacked the tackle. “The boy is up for football,” said teammate Joshua Kimmich: “I think he will build on that with us at FC Bayern.”

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Thilo Kehrer

The defense all-rounder got the first special praise from Flick. “I can pick one out too,” said the national coach after the Iceland game: “Thilo Kehrer. He can be used flexibly, in top shape, very self-confident. ”This is no coincidence, after all, the professional trains at Paris St. Germain every day with world-class footballers such as Lionel Messi, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe.

Leon Goretzka

Under Joachim Löw, the midfielder often shuttled between the starting line-up and the bench. But Goretzka is set for Flick – especially after the first three games. He harmonizes wonderfully with his buddy Joshua Kimmich and with his dynamic nature perfectly embodies the style of play that Flick wants to see in the DFB team. The eloquent Goretzka also represents the DFB in an exemplary manner off the pitch.

Timo Werner

The striker, who was hit by Belgian Romelu Lukaku at the Champions League winner Chelsea FC, was the only attacking man to play the full distance in all three games – and he scored one goal each. The fact that he did not always act like a classic center forward in the penalty area and also missed some big chances, Flick preferred not to hang too high. Probably also because he doesn’t have a better nine. “We need him in the box because he is simply dangerous there,” said the national coach.

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Losers under flick

Ridle Baku

The U21 European champion had high hopes for a breakthrough in the A team after starting as a right-back against Liechtenstein. But after that, the Wolfsburg player didn’t play a minute, and Flick didn’t even take him to Iceland. “It wasn’t the performance,” said Flick. But on the right are Jonas Hofmann, Thilo Kehrer and Lukas Klostermann in front of Baku.

Florian Neuhaus

The Mönchengladbach player left without a single minute of play, and at the start against Liechtenstein he didn’t even make it into the squad. Under Joachim Löw, the technically strong midfielder was close to the starting line-up, with Flick he is a long way off, although Toni Kroos’ resignation has left a place free.

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Mario Götze

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Mario Götze is playing strong again at PSV Eindhoven in the Netherlands. It was not enough for a DFB return under Hansi Flick.

The 2014 World Cup hero was not nominated – and probably won’t be. In his absence, the offensive youngsters Jamal Musiala, Karim Adeyemi and Florian Wirtz drew attention to themselves, and Flick will continue to rely on them – also with a view to the European Championships in 2024. For the 29-year-old Götze, who just four years ago was last seen in the DFB jersey, there is no more space.

Marcus Sorg

Again and again Flick emphasizes that there are no hierarchies within the coaching team. But of course something has changed for assistant coach Sorg after Flick brought his Bayern assistant Danny Röhl with him. The aspiring coach set the tone in training – at least in those that were accessible to the media – and also appeared self-confidently in public. More shadows fell on Sorg.

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