After Germany defeated Serbia 2-0 in the UEFA Nations League, captain Gnabry spoke to the media about wearing the captain's armband, his physical condition, coach Klopp's tactical approach, and the team's performance.

You must be proud of the victory. How did this win feel?

It felt very good. A victory always brings a great feeling. We were very satisfied and everyone in the locker room was delighted. We hope to carry this joy of winning into Sunday's match as well. Any sport, a victory always brings happiness.

When was the last time you wore the captain's armband during your career? How did it feel to wear it today?

That was quite different. I think the last time was in a friendly match with Grasshopper Club Zürich for Bayern Munich. That was a pre-season friendly, so it wasn't particularly significant. Today was truly special. I received many messages and I'm very proud to be captain.

Can you describe the team's condition today and how you managed your time?

Are you asking about the daily schedule?

No, I mean was there anything different today? Did you do anything new? When did you find out you'd be captain? How did that affect you?

It didn't affect me at all. Ultimately, whoever the captain is, we have to play to win. Especially after losing to Greece, we really wanted to win today. The daily schedule was normal. There weren't any major changes. We were looking forward to this match and felt the pressure before the game. Fortunately, today turned out to be a good day for us.

You're one of the most experienced players on the pitch today. But are you generally satisfied with these new players and those making their debuts? What impression did they leave on you?

Very good. They have plenty of energy and are quality lads. Training all week was excellent. Everyone was positive. These lads played well today, or rather, I should say we all played well together.

We worked well together and created many goal-scoring opportunities. We didn't give the opposition a single real chance. That's why I think we played a very good match.

Florian Wirtz seemed particularly impressive today. I think he showed world-class performances twice. How did you view his performance today?

I agree with you completely. Your assessment is very accurate. His performance today was outstanding.

How is your physical condition after such a serious injury?

It's difficult to say. But yes, I still need some time. I think this is my third match. In the previous matches, I played only a short time. So I need to gradually regain my normal fitness through more playing time. I can't say exactly when I'll be at 100%. But I'm not there yet.

However, even though I haven't played for Bayern Munich yet, I'm very happy that the coach brought me here. Every minute gives me more confidence and the playing time I need.

You've been with Julian Klopp for about ten or twelve days now. What are his strengths? What has he said in your conversations?

He's a very direct person, very passionate and always positive. I don't think I need to introduce anything new to you. We all know him and everyone knows what kind of person he is.

He brings a lot of energy to the team and supports us, giving us a lot of confidence. I think he was very successful in his previous club positions. We hope for similar success here.

You just said he's direct. But in public, he's always defended you and the entire team. He said, "You can criticize me, but don't criticize my team anymore." So will he put some pressure on you now? Or is he more of a caring and gentle coach?

No, he's always himself. I mean, the pressure doesn't come from him but from outside—from defeats. If we win every match, there's no pressure.

So ultimately, what's most important is winning matches. We managed to do that today and we'll keep trying. That way the pressure will ease. He'll coach in his own way. As I said, he has a very positive influence on us and that's good.

What are your expectations for Sunday's match? Greece conceding a late goal might be good for you.

That's right. We expect a difficult match. I think the atmosphere in that stadium will be very intense. In the first match, Greece played very intensely and defended well.

If we play as well as we did today and create many goal-scoring opportunities, we'll have chances to score on Sunday as well.

One last question. As an experienced player, do you have the opportunity to show these young lads what Munich has to offer at Oktoberfest tomorrow night? Don't you have the day off tomorrow?

We can try if we get the chance, that's all I can say.

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