"Sané lost the ball on eight of his 40 touches and only won two of his seven ground duels. He did not look like he fit in with how the players around him were operating."
"Nagelsmann just can't quit Sané. 'I don't always expect two goals and three assists, it's about the overall picture. He showed glimpses of what he's capable of.'"
"It seems inevitable, but maybe the coach could learn a valuable lesson from what Bayern Munich did last summer when it just let the winger walk away for free."
Julian Nagelsmann, head coach of the German national team, remains committed to Leroy Sané despite the winger's poor performance in a recent match against Switzerland. Sané struggled with ball control and did not integrate well with his teammates. Nagelsmann acknowledges Sané's potential and lack of rhythm, indicating he will start in the upcoming match against Ghana. This pattern of reliance on Sané has been evident since their time at Bayern Munich, raising questions about the coach's decision-making and the need for change within the team dynamics.
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