According to Kicker, Schade is in excellent form recently and may be called up by Klopp for the German national team.

Schade scored twice in Brentford's 2-2 draw with Bournemouth. Bournemouth manager Marco Rose therefore failed to lead his team to victory in the league again, and Germany coach Klopp probably took note of more than just Schade's goals.

Schade has scored 3 goals in 4 games and has already entered the top ranks of the Premier League's top scorers. On Saturday afternoon, his goals dealt a blow to Bournemouth, managed by his compatriot Rose. Meanwhile, many English fans are still trying to figure out how to pronounce the name "Schade."

The Potsdam-born player is not new to England. In 2023, he joined Brentford from Freiburg. Brentford paid €25 million for him, which is currently the fifth most expensive transfer in the club's history. Over time, this investment has gradually shown its value. Schade overcame the almost inevitable adaptation difficulties for a new Premier League player, but he was sidelined for several months due to surgery, which further slowed down his adaptation. It wasn't until 2024 that he truly found his rhythm. Although Schade made his German national team debut as early as March 2023, as of November 2025, he has only played 5 times for Germany, all in short substitute appearances.

Klopp will announce his first squad after taking charge of the German national team on Thursday. Will Schade be among the selections? Reasons to support Schade include his established role as an important member of a well-functioning Premier League team, and his gradual assumption of a leadership role after Ivan Toney and Bryan Mbeumo left. In Saturday's match, he first scored with a powerful header, then cleverly chipped the ball from a longer distance, displaying the courage and technique that many players lack.

Klopp has always favored courageous players, and Schade is also adept at high pressing and making forward runs. However, he still needs to make his performances more consistent, especially off the ball.

Last season, Schade scored 8 goals in 35 league games, which was not enough to help him qualify for the World Cup. Against the backdrop of a "fresh start," Klopp may now well consider calling up Schade. If he doesn't make the initial squad for the four-game training camp, he may still get an opportunity in the future. However, Klopp has various attacking options at his disposal, which could make Schade's return to the national team more difficult.

Rose and Bournemouth still await their first league win. The team beat League One side Lincoln 4-0 in the League Cup midweek but failed to continue that winning streak in the league.

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