JÜRGEN KLOPP IS GERMANY'S NEW COACH! Can He Actually Save German Football?

Has Harry Kane done enough to win the Ballon d’Or?

Bayern Munich and Arsenal shared the points in a 2–2 draw at the Allianz Arena, with Declan Rice’s late equaliser cancelling out Harry Kane’s penalty.Jan Åge and Markus Fjørtoft review the key moments, Kane’s influence and how Arsenal approached the game. We discuss Bayern’s absences, Arsenal’s response to losing Bukayo Saka early on, and what the performance tells us about both sides.We also look across the Champions League after matchday three, the goals being scored and the race for a top-eight finish.⬇️ Don’t forget to like, comment and subscribe for more English-language news, analysis and interviews from across the world of football.🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss an episode!📲 Subscribe for more insights and exclusive interviews! 🎧 Watch The Fussball Channel on Youtube: https://youtu.be/Noiu8ilnFkgFollow us on social media:📲 Jan Åge Fjørtoft: @janaagefjortoft📲 Markus Fjørtoft: @markusfjortoftTimestamps:0:00 Welcome back and the Bayern–Arsenal 2-2 draw0:30 Record-breaking Champions League goals and PSG vs Barcelona1:02 Bayern's missing players and Eze's standout display2:06 A draw at the Allianz Arena that both sides can live with3:12 Post-World Cup fatigue and managing squads4:18 The international break and Arsenal's resilience5:24 Bayern's rotation and the "mini crisis" talk6:27 Bayern's young midfield and Harry Kane's influence7:02 Harry Kane: the "nine and a half" and the team's general8:07 The Kimmich debate8:37 Arsenal's title prospects9:14 Bayern's ambitions and Leipzig's struggles9:52 Ballon d'Or special and sign-off

Why don’t more clubs do like SC Freiburg?A clear identity. Trust through difficult results. Players who see staying as the next step in their careers. Spending within the clubs' means. What can the rest of football learn from Freiburg?Markus Fjørtoft sits down with SC Freiburg head coach Julian Schuster for an exclusive interview on The Fussball Channel.From captain to coaching his former teammates, Schuster explains how he approached following Christian Streich, why players quickly recognise when a coach isn’t being himself, and what the Freiburg DNA looks like on the pitch.We discuss the person behind the player, supporting teammates after mistakes and how Freiburg have become a club players want to stay at.We also explore German football identity, what makes the Bundesliga special and how clubs respond when the Premier League comes calling.Plus: Jürgen Klinsmann’s family bakery, David Beckham, Dortmund’s Yellow Wall and the coaches Schuster learns from.🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss an episode!📲 Subscribe for more insights and exclusive interviews!🎧 Watch The Fussball Channel on YouTube: https://youtu.be/sKGmWR5055QFollow us on social media:📲 Jan Åge Fjørtoft: @janaagefjortoft📲 Markus Fjørtoft: @markusfjortoftTimestamps:00:00 The baker dream and Jürgen Klinsmann01:03 When Schuster started thinking like a coach01:53 What he learned from Christian Streich03:35 Developing as Freiburg’s Verbindungstrainer05:21 What does Freiburg DNA actually mean?07:05 Recruiting the person behind the player08:07 Taking over from Christian Streich10:51 Coaching former teammates and making hard decisions12:18 Why a coach has to be himself14:26 Why don’t more clubs do it like Freiburg?16:34 Trust when results go against you17:58 Freiburg’s rise and how far they can go20:21 What is German football identity?22:45 The Bundesliga’s place in world football24:56 Quickfire: Beckham, the Yellow Wall and German greats26:57 The coaches and clubs Schuster learns from29:44 Finding inspiration beyond football

Four games. 44 players. One enormous audition. Jürgen Klopp's first international window as Germany head coach is complete, with one win, two draws and one defeat in the Nations League. But what have we actually learned? Markus Fjørtoft and Keven Bader review Klopp's first four games against the Netherlands, Greece and Serbia, the early signs of his tactical approach and the biggest questions still facing Germany. We also pick the winners and losers from Klopp's extraordinary 44-player experiment. Who has played their way into his plans? Who could miss out when the squad is cut down in November? And what happens with Florian Wirtz, Joshua Kimmich, Aleksandar Pavlović and Germany's No.9 position? ⬇️ Don’t forget to like, comment and subscribe for more English-language news, analysis and interviews from across the world of football.

Jan and Markus Fjørtoft review the latest Bundesliga action, including Bayern’s seven-goal demolition of Union Berlin, Alexander Blessin’s expected arrival at Borussia Mönchengladbach and Borussia Dortmund’s perfect start under Niko Kovač.