According to Sky Germany, wingers Adeyemi and Schade will return to the national team. Both have made excellent starts at Barcelona and Brentford respectively, and will be rewarded by Klopp for their performances in goals and assists. Said-Marra and Gruda will also be included in the squad. Former Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann did not call them up for the World Cup.

Klopp and the coaching staff have decided to call up more than the 23 players allowed by UEFA for an extended training camp lasting over two weeks. The team will play 4 matches during this period: against the Netherlands in Amsterdam on September 24, against Greece on September 27, against Serbia on October 1, and in Thessaloniki on October 4. This will allow for the management and monitoring of player load, and Klopp also wants to use the opportunity to assess as many players as possible.

There is also speculation about how Klopp will handle the German national team's goalkeeper position. Reports from Die Welt and Kicker are consistent with Sky Germany's reporting: Oliver Baumann is not on the list. Klopp has already spoken with the veteran but will not include him, and Hoffenheim has been informed accordingly. Meanwhile, Ter Stegen, who has also communicated with the national team coach, has an excellent chance of becoming the number one goalkeeper.

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