3 دوافع تحفز لاعبي ألمانيا لانتزاع لقب كأس القارات

3 motivations motivate the players of Germany to grab the Confederations Cup title


Side of Germany and Chile in the group stage
For the first time in their history, the German side will face the Confederations Cup when they face Chile on Sunday at the Kristovski Stadium.

The Manchavt team entered the match with high spirits, after reaching the final in the second row, with a young face, to meet all expectations.

Germany, who beat Australia and Cameroon and tied with Chile, were top in Group B with seven points, one behind Alexis Sanchez.

In the semi-finals, the Mexican team hit four goals in a semi-final to reach the final of the tournament for the first time in their history.

The German players are aiming to win the championship for several reasons, most notably Joachim Loew, the manager of Manchavt, that he will take the leading players in the Confederations Cup to the World Cup 2018.

There will be no better than winning the tournament, at the expense of Chile, the Copa America in the last two editions, and one of the best teams on the world stage, to enhance the chances of young German players to be in Russia next summer.

"All the players are competing with each other, they are ambitious and eager to succeed, and they want to continue to represent the first team," Loew said.



"Everyone was looking forward to the Confederations Cup. Happiness reigns in the changing room, but we are not yet happy. We still have a final game, but the enthusiasm to beat Chile is strong. No one expected this final."

The second reason is Germany's desire to add the Confederations Cup to the machine cabinet. Germany has never won this tournament, despite winning the World Cup on four occasions and the European Cup of Nations three times.

Finally, the Germans are trying to maintain their unbeaten record, the series that the Germans have started since they bid farewell to the Euro 2016, by the hosts and the public, France, with two unanswered goals in the semi-finals.

The German team did not lose in any match they played after the exit from the Euro (14 meetings), with 11 wins compared to 3 draws.