How have Germany changed since their World Cup disaster?

The Juventus midfielder hasn’t been included in the latest squad. Khedira has stated he still wants to play for the international side, while Low says his Germany career isn’t over. But do actions speak louder than words?

New kids on the block

Germany’s latest squad is an indication of a changing of the guard. Khedira is out and three highly-rated players have been included for the first time.

Among them is 19-year-old star Kai Havertz. The midfielder has been talked of as a new Ozil, and has skippered the U19 side. Has already made more than 50 Bundesliga appearances and look set for his international bow.

Thilo Kehrer is also in the squad. The 21-year-old has been one to watch in the Bundesliga thanks to a number of starring performances for Schalke.

The defender’s displays were enough to see Paris Saint-Germain sign him on a £37m deal this summer.

Hoffenheim midfielder offeHoffenNico Schulz is in the squad too.

The 25-year-old hasn’t been in international contention in recent years, but his inclusion now is a clear indicator that Low is looking at alternative options to his tried and trusted men in the wake of Germany’s Russian disaster.

Germany v France odds

On home soil, Low’s men are the 7/5 favourites to collect a morale-boosting win tonight. There’s 2/1 about Didier Deschamps’ side, with 9/4 on the draw.

Timo Werner is 9/2 favourite to score first, and 17/10 anytime. But the French squad is packed with the attacking talent which proved so unbeatable in Russia.

Antoine Griezmann is 11/2 to bag the opener, as is PSG wonderkid Kylian Mbappe.

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