Germany U21 Tactics Check | How Nicolo Tresoldi and Paris Brunner are excelling at U21 level
Two victories, eight goals and six points represent a fairly tidy return from the German U21s’ first two matches of the final international break of European Championship qualification. Naturally, t...
Germany's U21 national team has displayed impressive tactics and performance in their first two matches of the European Championship qualification, securing two victories and eight goals. Antonio Di Salvo's squad has focused on territorial dominance against deep-defending opponents, with their solutions increasingly relying on aggressive fullbacks and flexible attacking positions.
Nicolo Tresoldi, along with Paris Brunner, have been instrumental in the team's success. Tresoldi acts as the central reference, while Brunner, who began as the left winger, demonstrated his adaptability by moving closer to the goal when necessary. The team's performance began to improve after making personnel changes, such as substituting Noël Bischof after 59 minutes due to a trip to Jürgen Klopp's senior national team.
This tactical evolution from a relatively straightforward 4-4-2 formation to more complex variations has proven effective for the U21 team, showcasing their potential on the international stage.
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