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January 10, 2025 at 1:28 PM

Nagelsmann Moved to Tears in Euro 2024 Documentary

Julian Nagelsmann, Germany's head coach, was deeply moved by a speech from team chef Anton Schwammes, as shown in a new Euro 2024 documentary.

Nagelsmann Moved to Tears in Euro 2024 Documentary

Julian Nagelsmann, the head coach of the German national football team, was among the attendees at the premiere of a highly anticipated Euro 2024 documentary. The premiere, hosted at the Astor Film Lounge in Munich, featured key moments from Germany’s journey during the tournament and included appearances by Nagelsmann, captain Joshua Kimmich, and other notable figures.

One of the documentary's most emotional moments revolves around a heartfelt speech by the team’s chef, Anton Schwammes. The speech, delivered before Germany's quarter-final clash against Spain, was an unorthodox but powerful motivational gesture orchestrated by Nagelsmann. Schwammes, known for his close bond with the players, initially hesitated but ultimately accepted the opportunity to inspire the team.

Speaking about the moment, Nagelsmann shared, 'This scene is the emotional highlight of the documentary. Every time I watch it, it moves me deeply. Anton’s words captured the spirit of the team and reminded us of the importance of unity.'

Schwammes reflected on the experience, saying, 'When Julian asked me, I wasn’t sure if he was serious. I didn’t want to let the team down, so I spoke from the heart. I hoped my words could lift their spirits before such an important game.'

Despite the emotional boost, Germany was eliminated by Spain in a closely contested match that went into extra time. Reflecting on the result, Schwammes remarked, 'I gave my best to inspire the team. Unfortunately, the outcome wasn’t what we hoped for, but that’s the unpredictability of football.'

The documentary, which captures intimate behind-the-scenes moments, offers fans an unprecedented glimpse into the team’s highs and lows during the tournament. From training sessions to emotional locker room exchanges, the film chronicles the human side of the game. It is set to air on RTL this Saturday, providing a must-watch experience for German football fans.