Joshua Kimmich says Germany wasn’t ‘good enough’ after 1-0 loss to Greece
The Germans had a rough night in Augsburg.
Germany suffered its first-ever loss to Greece in 11 games, according to a report by X account @iMiaSanMi. Joshua Kimmich, who was responsible for an unfortunate deflection that led to the goal, expressed his disappointment with the performance. "It wasn't a good performance by us," Kimmich stated, acknowledging that they were "unlucky" to lose the game.
He added that Germany lacked creativity and were too static throughout the match. Kimmich emphasized the need for improvement across the board and stressed the importance of understanding the coach's expectations. The coach, Jürgen Klopp, was evidently not satisfied with the result, and it's clear that his expectations for the team have been made clear. Germany will face Serbia and Greece in the coming weekend's matches.
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