Germany
Germany’s World Cup legacy, which spans generations, is defined by unparalleled consistency and historic triumphs. With four titles—won in 1954, 1974, 1990, and 2014—Germany stands as one of the most successful nations in tournament history. Their sustained excellence is further reflected in four runner-up finishes and an unmatched 13 semifinal appearances. Germany has appeared in 20 World Cups, qualifying for every edition since 1954 and solidifying its status as a consistent powerhouse. The country’s top World Cup scorer, Miroslav Klose, holds the all-time tournament record with 16 goals. Another historic milestone is the stunning 7–1 victory over Brazil in the 2014 semifinal, which remains one of the most iconic results the sport has ever witnessed. Germany is also the only nation to reach four consecutive World Cup semifinals—achieved in 2002, 2006, 2010, and 2014—further cementing its reputation as one of the greatest forces in football history.
Discover the official Germany squad for the FIFA World Cup 2026. Explore player profiles, positions, and key stats for each member of the team as they prepare to compete on football’s biggest stage.
Alexander Nübel
Goalkeeper
Sep 30, 1996
Joshua Walter Kimmich
Defender
Feb 8, 1995
Serge David Gnabry
Midfielder
Jul 14, 1995
Leon Christoph Goretzka
Midfielder
Feb 6, 1995
Leroy Aziz Sané
Attacker
Jan 11, 1996
Oliver Baumann
Goalkeeper
Jun 2, 1990
Jonathan Glao Tah
Defender
Feb 11, 1996
Kai Lukas Havertz
Midfielder
Jun 11, 1999
Antonio Rüdiger
Defender
Mar 3, 1993
Pascal Groß
Midfielder
Jun 15, 1991
Chris Jan Führich
Midfielder
Jan 9, 1998
Josha Mamadou Karaboue Vagnoman
Defender
Dec 11, 2000
David Raum
Defender
Apr 22, 1998
Nico Cedric Schlotterbeck
Defender
Dec 1, 1999
Deniz Undav
Attacker
Jul 19, 1996
Angelo Stiller
Midfielder
Apr 4, 2001
Nick Woltemade
Attacker
Feb 14, 2002
Florian Richard Wirtz
Midfielder
May 3, 2003
Nathaniel Brown
Defender
Jun 16, 2003
Lennart Karl
Midfielder
Feb 22, 2008
Meet the coaching staff behind Germany’s World Cup 2026 campaign. Learn about the head coach, assistant coaches, and support team who are responsible for preparing the squad and leading them on the path to glory.
Julian Nagelsmann
Birthday:
Jul 23, 1987
Nationality:
Germany
Explore the most recent matches played by Germany in the FIFA World Cup 2026. Get insights into match results, key moments, and player performances.
Germany vs Ghana
2 : 1
Mar 30, 2026 • Friendlies
MHPArena, Stuttgart
Switzerland vs Germany
3 : 4
Mar 27, 2026 • Friendlies
St. Jakob-Park, Basel
Germany vs Slovakia
6 : 0
Nov 17, 2025 • World Cup - Qualification Europe
Red Bull Arena, Leipzig
Luxembourg vs Germany
0 : 2
Nov 14, 2025 • World Cup - Qualification Europe
Stade de Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Northern Ireland vs Germany
0 : 1
Oct 13, 2025 • World Cup - Qualification Europe
Windsor Park, Belfast
Germany vs Luxembourg
4 : 0
Oct 10, 2025 • World Cup - Qualification Europe
PreZero Arena, Sinsheim
Germany vs Northern Ireland
3 : 1
Sep 7, 2025 • World Cup - Qualification Europe
RheinEnergieStadion, Cologne
Slovakia vs Germany
2 : 0
Sep 4, 2025 • World Cup - Qualification Europe
Štadión Tehelné pole, Bratislava
Germany vs France
0 : 2
Jun 8, 2025 • UEFA Nations League
MHPArena, Stuttgart
Germany vs Portugal
1 : 2
Jun 4, 2025 • UEFA Nations League
Allianz Arena, München
Follow Germany’s journey to the FIFA World Cup 2026, from the qualification process to their performance in the tournament. See how they secured their spot and what challenges they faced along the way.
Played
Qualification matches played
Won
Matches won
Drawn
Matches drawn
Lost
Matches lost
Goals For
Total goals scored
Goals Against
Total goals conceded
Goal Difference
GF minus GA
Points
3 per win, 1 per draw
Road to WC
Match | Date | MatchUp | Stadium | City | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Sep 4, 2025 | Slovakia vs Germany | Štadión Tehelné pole | Bratislava | 2:0 |
2 | Sep 7, 2025 | Germany vs Northern Ireland | RheinEnergieStadion | Cologne | 3:1 |
3 | Oct 10, 2025 | Germany vs Luxembourg | PreZero Arena | Sinsheim | 4:0 |
4 | Oct 13, 2025 | Northern Ireland vs Germany | Windsor Park | Belfast | 0:1 |
5 | Nov 14, 2025 | Luxembourg vs Germany | Stade de Luxembourg | Luxembourg | 0:2 |
6 | Nov 17, 2025 | Germany vs Slovakia | Red Bull Arena | Leipzig | 6:0 |
Explore Germany’s rich history in the FIFA World Cup, from their debut to their most memorable moments. Discover key matches, legendary players, and the team’s journey through past tournaments as they aim for glory in 2026.
Florian Wirtz
Germany’s modern creative force between the lines. With vision and acceleration Wirtz is a primary chance-creator who can decide top matches with a single action—already delivering major moments for Germany.
Antonio Rüdiger
Germany’s defensive enforcer and a leader at the back. Aggressive in duels, dominant in the air, and fast across the ground, Rüdiger provides the physical edge Germany relies on in high-stakes games.
Kai Havertz
A versatile attacking player who can lead the line or link play as a forward-midfielder hybrid. Havertz brings pressing intelligence and big-match composure, giving Germany flexibility in how they build their attack.
Jamal Musiala
Jamal Musiala is Germany’s most gifted attacking talent of the new generation. His dribbling, close control, and ability to unlock defenses make him a central figure for the future. At just a young age, Musiala is already the face of Germany’s attacking rebuild for 2026 and beyond.
Joshua Kimmich
Joshua Kimmich is the modern heartbeat of Germany and is expected to lead the team into World Cup 2026. Operating as a deep-lying playmaker, he dictates tempo, presses relentlessly, and organizes the team on and off the pitch. He represents Germany’s new-era leadership.
Marc-André ter Stegen
Germany’s post-Neuer goalkeeping leader. Known for reflex saves and world-class distribution, ter Stegen has stepped into the No.1 role after Neuer’s international retirement, becoming a key pillar for the 2026 cycle.
Franz Beckenbauer
Franz Beckenbauer is widely regarded as the greatest defender in football history and the architect of Germany’s modern football identity. As captain, he led Germany to the 1974 World Cup title, and later won the 1990 World Cup as head coach, making him the only man to win the tournament as both player and manager.
Miroslav Klose
Miroslav Klose is the all-time top scorer in FIFA World Cup history with 16 goals. He played a key role in multiple tournaments, including winning the 2014 World Cup, where he surpassed Ronaldo Nazário’s goal record. Known for discipline, aerial strength, and positioning, Klose defined Germany’s efficiency in front of goal.
Gerd Müller
One of the greatest goal scorers in football history, Müller was Germany’s ultimate penalty-box finisher. Known for ruthless movement, instant shooting, and unmatched efficiency, he led Germany to the 1974 World Cup title and was the decisive striker of an era, setting legendary scoring standards for both club and country.
Lothar Matthäus
Germany’s iconic captain and one of the most complete midfielders ever. Matthäus combined leadership, power, and tactical intelligence to dominate matches for more than a decade. He led Germany to the 1990 World Cup triumph and remains a benchmark for modern midfield excellence and longevity.
Germany will play its World Cup 2026 matches in the following stadiums across North America. Each venue offers a unique atmosphere and experience for fans, with state-of-the-art facilities and passionate local support. Check the schedule to see which stadiums will host Germany’s group stage and potential knockout matches.
FIFA is employing a dynamic pricing model, so prices can go up or down depending on demand. Due to this, there is no specific price point as yet. Fans can expect prices to vary across tournament phases and matches. As a result, the lowest official stadium prices, for example, are anticipated to start from around $60, while premium hospitality packages can run up to $7,875.
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A total of 104 matches will take place.
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Yes, standard entry and visa requirements for the host countries still apply. In some cases, holding a valid World Cup ticket may offer priority visa processing, depending on the country’s regulations.
48 teams will participate.
All FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets are delivered digitally through the official FIFA Ticketing App.
You are able to buy tickets at any time. We recommend buying them well in advance of match day. This ensures availability and allows you to enjoy the event without any last-minute stress.
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