
Jürgen Klopp has begun his experiments on the Germany bench.
For the next four matches in the Nations League, the coach has gathered a total of 44 players, divided into two lists, combining experience with young talent.
Among the names included is Brajan Gruda. The Albanian talent has officially received an invitation to be part of the German national team, although his debut will have to wait.
The 22-year-old, born in Germany and currently part of Leipzig, has been included in the second list, which will be activated in October.
In the first list, Klopp has combined experienced names, such as Ter Stegen, Kimmich, Gnabry and Havertz, with players looking to take their first step in the Germany shirt.
Among them, Lennart Karl stands out, who is expected to make his official debut, along with Bamba Conté and Hennes Behrens.
The same philosophy will be followed in the two October challenges, against Serbia on October 1 and Greece on October 4.
Klopp has chosen another group of players, where the youngsters will have more experienced players by their side.
Adeyemi, Anton and Mittelstädt are expected to play the role of mentors for names like Jeltsch, Bischof and Scherhant.
The goal is clear, to test as many alternatives as possible and gradually build a competitive group for the 2028 European Championship.
Germany will begin this series of matches on September 24 against the Netherlands, with a renewed team, not only on the bench, but also on the field.