What was Hendrich thinking?
The two-time World Cup winners and eight-time Euros champions know how to get the job done on the international stage. They have not won a major trophy since their 2013 Euro triumph however, despite coming close in defeat to England in the 2022 final.
This is a new age of German player who have not tasted success of the like that became normal in decades of the past — they will be hungry to go one better than their last Euros showing and pick up the trophy.
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