The German team has lost three consecutive games, and the last four consecutive games was in 1913.

September 7th news German Sky Sports reported that the last time the German team suffered a four-game losing streak was in 1913. After losing to Slovakia in the World Cup qualifiers, the German team has suffered three consecutive losses, and the German tanks will even face historic dilemma. They have not suffered four consecutive losses in more than a hundred years. The last such a losing streak occurred in 1913 (and even lost seven consecutive games at that time), and after losing all four international games in the history of Germany from 1908 to 1909, he won a 3-3 draw in Hungary to achieve his first game without losing.

Naglesmann may even become the first German coach to make such a defeat. Before Otto Nelz was appointed as the first national team coach in 1926, full-time coach in the modern sense did not exist.

The German team has experienced five games in its history. The most recent time was when Frick coached from March to September 2023, after he had no consecutive victories against Belgium (2-3), Ukraine (3-3), Poland (0-1), Colombia (0-2) and Japan (1-4), the former Nasdaq coach was dismissed after leading the team 25 games.

Naglesmann wants to start a winning streak this year and inject the confidence of the champion team into the 2026 World Cup championship goal. The reference template is World Cup champion Argentina and European Cup champion Spain.

The 38-year-old coach has only three longest winning streaks so far, and last fall the UEFA Group Team beat Bosnia and Herzegovina (2-1 and 7-0) and the Netherlands (1-0).