![TOPSHOT - Germany's midfielder #17 Florian Wirtz (L) celebrates with Germany's defender #06 Joshua Kimmich after scoring his team's first goal during the UEFA Euro 2024 Group A football match between Germany and Scotland at the Munich Football Arena in Munich on June 14, 2024. (Photo by MIGUEL MEDINA / AFP)](https://cdn.statically.io/img/img.welt.de/img/sport/mobile252047932/5812506977-ci102l-w1024/Football-UEFA-Euro-2024-1st-round-day-1-Group-A-Germany-v-Scotland-9.jpg)
![TOPSHOT - Germany's midfielder #17 Florian Wirtz (L) celebrates with Germany's defender #06 Joshua Kimmich after scoring his team's first goal during the UEFA Euro 2024 Group A football match between Germany and Scotland at the Munich Football Arena in Munich on June 14, 2024. (Photo by MIGUEL MEDINA / AFP)](https://cdn.statically.io/img/img.welt.de/img/sport/mobile252047932/5812506977-ci102l-w1024/Football-UEFA-Euro-2024-1st-round-day-1-Group-A-Germany-v-Scotland-9.jpg)
Florian Wirtz (l.) und Joshua Kimmich feiern den geglückten EM-Auftakt der deutschen Mannschaft
Quelle: AFP
Deutschland begeistert beim Auftakt der Heim-EM. Und erhält für den Kantersieg über Schottland Lob aus aller Welt. Der große Gewinner ist Bundestrainer Julian Nagelsmann. Doch Routinier Thomas Müller warnt vor zu viel Euphorie. Eine Analyse.