Nagelsmann Happy with Germany's Development But Goals Yet Not Reached

Joachim Low's successor has overseen seven wins in 11 games

Hansi Flick's Germany tenure has gotten off to a solid start, with the team winning seven of their 11 games under his leadership. However, the head coach is not satisfied with the team's progress and believes that there is still much room for improvement. In a recent interview, Flick said that he is "happy with the development of the team, but we have not yet reached our goals." Flick has set high standards for Germany, and he is determined to lead the team to success at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

Flick has made several changes to the team since taking over

In order to improve the team's performance, Flick has made several changes to the team since taking over. He has introduced a more attacking style of play, and he has given more opportunities to young players. Flick has also brought in new players, including Borussia Dortmund midfielder Jude Bellingham and Bayern Munich defender Niklas Sule. These changes have helped to improve the team's results, but Flick knows that there is still more work to be done.

Germany will face a tough test in their next match

Germany's next match will be against a tough opponent, England. The two teams will meet in a friendly match at Wembley Stadium on September 26. This will be a good test for Flick's team, and it will be a chance for them to show how far they have come under his leadership. Flick is confident that his team can get a good result against England, and he is looking forward to the match.