Klopp's squad includes a mix of experienced and new players, with many of them having never played for Germany before. The team will face the Netherlands, Greece, and Serbia in the upcoming Nations League matches.
The 44-man squad is unusual, as matchday lists are typically restricted to 23 players. Klopp wants to get to know as many players as possible in a short period. Germany will start away to the Netherlands, then play Greece home and away, before hosting Serbia.
Florian Wirtz and Kai Havertz will likely be limited to a maximum of two games, allowing Klopp to fit in more new faces and reduce the workload on players. Karim Adeyemi returns after a positive start at Barcelona, and Marc-André ter Stegen is the first-choice goalkeeper after Manuel Neuer's international retirement.