Klopp considers calling up an expanded squad for Germany

Jürgen Klopp and his coaching staff are seriously considering calling up a significantly expanded squad for Germany during the upcoming international break, which will see the team play four matches in the UEFA Nations League.

The idea is to take advantage of the two-week period that the national team will spend together to monitor as many players as possible and give the coaching staff a chance to evaluate them closely before upcoming commitments.

The final number for the squad has not yet been determined, and no decision has been made regarding the possibility of making changes after the second match, which could lead to the division of the group into two teams, each playing two matches.

According to the regulations, Klopp is allowed to call up any number of players in principle, but he will be required to submit a list of 23 players, including three goalkeepers, before each match. Germany is set to announce their squad on Thursday.