Nagelsmann: Undav Could Start, But Current Role Works Well
Short overview
Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann says Deniz Undav could start upcoming matches but is performing well in his current role. The decision remains open.
Germany head coach Julian Nagelsmann has commented on the role of striker Deniz Undav, stating that a starting spot in upcoming games is possible but that the player is thriving in his current position.
“Gonna start next games or not? It's possible. But he's doing very well in his current role,” Nagelsmann said. “It can go in both directions.”
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