Bundestrainer vor Nations League – Nagelsmann-Ansage an Rüdiger! „Limit erreicht“

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Bundestrainer Julian Nagelsmann (37) schwört seine Mannschaft auf das Final Four der Nations League ein – und klärt gleich einige entscheidende Personalfragen!

Nagelsmann unterstreicht bei der Auftaktpressekonferenz am Freitag erneut, dass Marc-André ter Stegen (33) – nach seiner achtmonatigen Verletzungspause – als Nummer 1 in das Turnier gehen wird! Und bezieht Stellung zu Abwehrchef Antonio Rüdiger.

Der hatte mit einem Ausraster im spanischen Pokalfinale für Schlagzeilen gesorgt. Nagelsmann: „Das Limit ist erreicht. Mehr sollte er sich nicht erlauben, sonst hat es größere Konsequenzen.“

„Das Limit ist erreicht!“: Deutliche Nagelsmann-Warnung an Rüdiger!

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[–>Quelle: DFB-TV30.05.2025

Und führt aus: „Er weiß, dass es falsch war. Irgendwann muss man ihm die Chance geben, es besser zu machen. In dieser Phase befinden wir uns jetzt.“

Rüdiger hatte bei der Real-Pleite gegen Barça (2:3 n.V.) von der Ersatzbank aus etwas in Richtung des Schiedsrichters geworfen, dafür die Rote Karte gesehen und den Schiri daraufhin beleidigt. Mehrere Mitspieler und Team-Offizielle mussten ihn zurückhalten. Er erhielt im Anschluss eine Sperre von sechs Spielen.

Zu ter Stegen sagt Nagelsmann: „Ich habe viel mit Marc gesprochen, er ist im Training top drauf. Er hat noch nicht so viele Spiele gemacht, aber trotzdem ist er natürlich in einem Alter, wo er jetzt nicht diesen Mega-Rhythmus braucht. Wenn er jetzt 22, 23 wäre, dann müssten wir uns da Gedanken machen. Aber: er hat eine sehr große Erfahrung, trainiert ja auch schon Ewigkeiten wieder mit der Mannschaft und trainiert sehr, sehr gut. Ich bin sehr guter Dinge, dass er zwei Top-Spiele machen wird.“

Marc-André ter Stegen wird gegen Portugal das Tor hüten

Marc-André ter Stegen wird gegen Portugal das Tor hüten

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Sein letztes Länderspiel bestritt er am 10. September beim 2:2 gegen Holland. Anschließend machte ter Stegen eine schwere Zeit durch, zog sich 12 Tage später (22. September) bei einem Barça-Spiel einen Patellasehnenriss im rechten Knie zu. Die Folge: 214 Tage Zwangspause!

Ab Februar schuftete der Nationaltorwart schon wieder auf dem Platz für sein Comeback, legte Extra-Schichten ein.

Zwei Monate später die Rückkehr ins Training der Blaugrana!

Am 3. Mai feierte er beim 2:1 gegen Real Valladolid sein Comeback, spielte über die vollen 90 Minuten. Auch am vorletzten Spieltag gegen Villarreal (2:3) durfte er erneut ran. Zu wenig Einsatzzeiten?

[–>Nagelsmann sagt Nein. Er baut auf seine Nummer 1.

Am Freitagmittag trafen die Nationalspieler zur Vorbereitung aufs Final-Four-Turnier der Nations League in Herzogenaurach ein, wie schon bei der EM im letzten Jahr logieren die DFB-Stars im „Home Ground“ auf dem Adidas-Gelände.

Schon am Nachmittag gibt es die erste öffentliche Training vor rund 4000 Fans. Nagelsmann will die Zeit intensiv nutzen, um die Elf aufs Halbfinale gegen Portugal am kommenden Mittwoch (4. Juni, 21 Uhr) und das mögliche Finale am 8. Juni gegen Frankreich oder Spanien vorzubereiten.

Bei Copa-Finale: Der Rüdiger-Ausraster im Video

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[–>Quelle: Sportdigital30.05.2025

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