Neuer: Key to victory is limiting Spain’s attacking space; Team ready after long wait to vie for the title

The German team has reached the quarter-finals of the Euros on home soil, with their upcoming match against Spain attracting considerable attention. Germany’s number one goalkeeper, Manuel Neuer, looking ahead to the team’s prospects, expressed that the entire squad has been preparing for a long time and it’s now time to aim for the championship.

Neuer is confident in Germany’s chances at the Euros, believing the team is ready to lift the trophy. In an interview with MagentaTV, he emphasized the team’s commitment to achieving their goal. Neuer stated, “Spain hasn’t lost yet in this tournament, they know how to maintain their composure until the end and keep possession. Additionally, every player on their team has a strong finishing ability. We must avoid giving them too much room and try to prevent their shots on goal.”

Neuer highlighted the importance of leveraging Germany’s strengths to stifle the opposition, saying, “It’s crucial to maintain defensive stability while capitalizing on our scoring opportunities. If we can solidify our defense first, we’ve shown in previous matches that we always have the ability to score.”

Regarding his own fitness, Neuer commented, “I feel good right now and look forward to playing every match. I hope to play many more games in this Euro tournament. We all hope to bring a lot of joy to the German people this summer and will continue to work hard, hoping this excitement continues.”