According to Bild, Klopp plans to call up Eintracht Frankfurt striker Ebimbe to his first squad after taking over the German national team.

Klopp is expected to announce his first squad for the German national team next Thursday. The public is watching to see what changes his selections will bring, and the experienced coach hopes to make his mark quickly, rather than simply following the path left by his predecessor Julian Nagelsmann.

According to Bild, Ebimbe has already received a call from Klopp informing him that he will be included in the German national team's upcoming roster. This news surprised many.

Ebimbe's career has been remarkable. Just a few years ago, the 23-year-old was playing in Germany's lower leagues, and now he has quickly risen to prominence.

The forward played for Elversberg last season before joining Eintracht Frankfurt, where he got his chance to play in the Bundesliga and seized the opportunity.

Ebimbe had a very strong start to the season. In the first league match, Eintracht Frankfurt drew 3-3 with Union Berlin, and he scored a hat-trick, immediately attracting attention.

His good form continued. In the next match against Augsburg, he scored again, becoming one of the most talked-about players at the start of the season.

Although he did not start in his most recent match, this did not diminish Klopp's attention. The new German national team coach recently visited Eintracht Frankfurt and had individual conversations with several players, including Ebimbe.

During that visit, Klopp had already indicated to the forward that he had long been on his radar. Soon after, Klopp called directly to inform him that he was in the national team's plans.

Ebimbe's inclusion is significant not only because he is a new face in the German national team's attack but also for his national team future. Born in Germany, Ebimbe could have chosen to play for Morocco, as the Moroccan Football Federation had shown interest in recruiting him.

However, Ebimbe has always preferred to wait for an opportunity with the German national team. According to Bild, a call from Klopp was enough for him to make his decision, and he was not prepared to refuse the opportunity to work with the new German national team coach.

Therefore, Klopp's move is twofold: on one hand, he chose a forward who was not on the public's expected list; on the other hand, this decision may close the door on Ebimbe wearing the Moroccan jersey in the future.

Meanwhile, Ebimbe is not the only forward Klopp will be considering. Signs indicate that Eintracht Frankfurt striker Burkhardt is also likely to be included in the new coach's squad.

This comes against the backdrop of fierce competition for places in the German national team's attack. Burkhardt has become a main option, and with Hütter using only one striker in his tactics, Ebimbe has been on the bench recently.

However, Ebimbe's excellent start to the season has been enough to convince Klopp to give him a chance. This also sends a clear signal to all German national team players: Klopp will not rely only on familiar names or extensive national team experience.

Klopp is clearly sending a message from the outset: as long as you prove your worth, anyone has a chance to join the German national team, regardless of reputation or previous international caps.

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