Klopp is chasing his inaugural victory as Germany boss on Sunday, his second Nations League outing, facing Greece in Augsburg.
He unveiled two talent‑laden squads, earmarking one for the opening fixtures against the Netherlands and Greece.
During the 1‑1 stalemate in Amsterdam, the debutant Freiburg defender Philipp Treu earned a start, while a hamstring blow to Kai Havertz saw Frankfurt’s Younes Ebnoutalib thrust into the attack, impressing immediately.
A third newcomer, Yannik Engelhardt of Freiburg, entered in the 80th minute; the pool of prospects like Hennes Behrens, Max Rosenfelder and Bambasé Conté hints that Klopp can afford to gamble on fresh faces.
Klopp lined up a 4‑3‑3: ter Stegen; Treu, Tah, Schlotterbeck, Brown; Nmecha, Kimmich, Amiri; Adeyemi, Havertz, Schade.
Jamal Musiala (Bayern) misses the Greece clash with a thigh tear, and Havertz sits out with a strain; Eintracht’s Jonathan Burkardt and Florian Wirtz have been summoned as replacements.
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