According to Sport1, the single point Jürgen Klopp earned from his first two matches as Germany manager represents the worst start of any German national team coach.

The 59-year-old German coach Klopp earned only one point from his first two international matches, making him the first German manager to record such a poor start in the team's history.

A record of one draw and one loss is also the worst start for any German national team coach.

In his first match in Amsterdam, Germany drew 1-1 with the Netherlands, and on Sunday, Klopp suffered his first defeat as Germany manager, losing 0-1 to Greece at home in Mönchengladbach.

Klopp is the third German manager to fail to win his first two matches. Only Sepp Herberger and Helmut Schön failed to win their opening two matches before him. Both of those coaches later led their teams to World Cup titles, beginning their tenures with two draws.

For Klopp, failing to win in his first two matches is notable given his track record. During his time at Mainz (2001-2008), he won two consecutive matches after taking over and did not experience his first defeat until the eighth match.

At Dortmund (2008-2015), the situation was similar—Klopp won his first two matches and remained undefeated until the sixth match. At Liverpool (2015-2024), while he did not suffer a defeat until the sixth match, he failed to win his first three matches.

Whether Klopp can turn things around will be seen in Germany's next match on Thursday against Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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