Nagelsmann to his players: Even after ten wins, training will be just as tough

 Head coach Julian Nagelsmann has cut short the German national team's downtime after their strong start to the World Cup (a 7-1 victory against Curaçao), emphasizing that there's no time to waste before their first real test on Saturday against Ivory Coast in Toronto. 

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"There's no reason to take our foot off the gas now. Even after 10 consecutive wins, training will be just as intense as always. We are preparing with full focus," assured the German specialist. 

"We must use every moment to take steps forward in our development," the coach added, as quoted by BTA. 

The 38-year-old Nagelsmann also stated that reaching his 1000th day at the helm of the team was a secondary matter. 

"1000 days is good – I'm pleased with that. I didn't even know, thanks for the information. But it's not really about my personal milestones; it's about our collective goal to have a successful World Cup. I believe we are on the right track. However, there are still things we need to improve against even stronger opponents. But these are achievable and possible," Nagelsmann concluded.