Germany came to ‘his’ Eurocup with several players as theoretical leaders on the pitch, being without a doubt Jamal Musiala the one who is saying ‘present’ the most times. He is the differential footballer in the last meters, the one who provides the pause, the magic, the class, and also the goal.
In a team that plays with a 9 like Havertz, who scored the first goal, but who shines more for the advantages he generates than for the goals he scores, and with Fullkrug who is the scorer who starts from the bench, within the starting eleven it is Musiala who is scoring the goals. There are already 3 in four games.
Against Denmark he scored the 2-0 that put the ball in the middle and brought the hosts closer to the dream of becoming champion in their Euro Cup. If the logic is fulfilled, their rival in the quarterfinals will be Spain, who will play in the round of 16 against Georgia.
With three goals he is at the top of the scoring table along with Mikataudze, who has the same number with one less game and one more assist.
