The shocking removal from the World Cup, German fans show whom they want as Nagelsman's successor

The German national registered one of the world's biggest failures.

The team led by Julian Nagelsmann was stopped by Paraguay, an opponent who on the letter was viewed as apparently weaker but who showed character, organisation and calm to ensure the qualifications after the execution of the penal.

The match closed 1-1 after regular time, but the Germans failed to avoid another early departure from a major tour.

The elimination has shocked German football, as expectations were for the team to confirm the return of the world elite.

In the group phase, Germany had won against Curachao and Côte d'Ivoire, but the loss to Ecuador had raised first questions, Telegrafi reports, broadcast Periscope.

The disfatat over Paraguay has added doubts about Nagelsmann's project and left behind more questions than answers.

Nagelsmann under great pressure

Julian Nagelmann's position has been seriously disputed. The coach has failed to restore Germany to the competitive level that has historically characterised it, and the team showed a lack of clarity, determination and personality in one of the most important tournament matches.

Although Germany controlled parts of the game, it failed to take advantage and break the resistance of the Paraguayns, who played with discipline and confidence to the end.

Clopp, the name you're gaining ground

After the elimination, Cloppi's name has become one of the most controversial topics in German media and social networks.

Much of the fans believe he is the ideal candidate to lead the national, thanks to his experience, career and ability to build competing teams.

Currently, 59-year-old holds a leading role in the RedBul Group, staying away from the bench, but an offer to run his country's national could change its plans.

Germany's leadership has long been considered one of the greatest challenges it can meet his career.

For the German federation, Cloppi's appointment would be more than a change of coach. It would be a clear signal to launch a new chapter and an effort to restore the lost enthusiasm and identity of one of the most successful nationals in football history.

After another disappointment in the World Cup, Nagelsmann's future remains uncertain.

Meanwhile, Jurgen Klopp's name is increasingly flowing in Germany, while the federation is expected to make important decisions for the future of “Mannschaft”. /Periscope