Bet on the medallions or renew completely? L! traces the scenario of Germany to 2022



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In this World Cup, Germany entered with a mixed team of young and more rounded athletes. Much was expected of the team of Joachim Löw, champion in 2014 and modeled on the management of basic categories, but the machine was far from working and shows an offensive power towards the penta.




  Images of Germany in the World Cup

Images of Germany in the World Cup

It was interesting to note that, from whom we expected a lot, from the point of view of leadership and experience, as Neuer, Hummels, Özil and Müller, it is there that something less went out. On the other hand, the young Sané from outside the call and Brandt asking the pbadage with little space between the incumbents have made decisive factors for the German fall still in the first Cup phase.

The average age at this World Cup was 26.1 years old. In Brazil, four years ago, the number was almost equal and the same strategy resulted in knockouts, including with Klose, Lahm and Schweinsteiger being protagonists – Podolski also had an important role in the locker room.

Already for the next cycle, the biggest doubt is on what to adopt: to wait for promising children, who are going well at the 2016 Olympic Games and generally have good grbadroots campaigns, or continue to give credits to some medallions, already champions and "hungry" in Russia? The LANCE! takes advantage of the historic fall to fuel the discussion and show the age that the current summoned will be in 2022, when the World Cup will be held in Qatar. Hector – 30 years old
Hector – 30 years old
Hector – 30 years old
Huerta – 30 years old – 19 years old
Rüdiger – 29 years old
Boateng – 33 years old
Kimmich – 19 years old

Özil – 33 years old
Müller – 32 years old
Goretzka – 27 years old
Add to friends Send a message Send to a friend Report abuse [33459026] Werner – 26 years old
Reus – 33 years old
Gómez – 36 years old [196459026]
Gündogan – 31 years old

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