Germany moved closer to the Nations League quarter-finals following a 3-1 victory against Serbia on Thursday.
The win, which took place on the road, was described by Goal as a comfortable dispatching of the host nation.
Manager Jurgen Klopp praised the tactical discipline and intensity displayed by his squad during the match.
Klopp told Sky Germany that the team must start to recognize their own potential as they continue to evolve under his leadership.
“I think we have to get used to the fact that we are really good, that we can be really good,” the former Liverpool manager stated.
The manager highlighted that his side maintained total control in a hostile environment while avoiding any injury setbacks.
Klopp noted that the team possessed solutions in possession and maintained outstanding counter-pressing throughout the contest.
Despite the win, the German tactician admitted that his side lost their rhythm after halftime when the opponent increased their aggression.
Klopp credited Brajan Gruda for his composure in snuffing out a brief resurgence from the Serbian side before the match concluded.
With eight points now secured, Germany is preparing for a high-stakes meeting against the Netherlands in Berlin.
The squad is viewing the upcoming fixture as a final, as a victory would guarantee their advancement to the next round.
Klopp emphasized that the match serves as an opportunity to demonstrate that the national team has successfully evolved.
“We are here to show you all in the outside world: German football is doing well, it is in good hands, we have good players and we are stepping on the gas,” Klopp said in comments reported by Sky Germany.
The manager expressed satisfaction that his team successfully navigated a difficult away fixture without losing their momentum.
He concluded that his players are showing signs of development as they continue to learn together.