I still don't understand one thing. Why did Nagelsmann wanted to manage a national team already now? I mean he is a really young manager after all. He was climbing the steps really quick in his career as the last club he managed was Bayern Munich as you know. 
After that I really expected him to continue managing big clubs like that.
I think national team jobs are a better fit for managers with big careers at a little old age minimum too. Because you are like a little active than being retired while managing a national team.
You are rarely playing games.
This whole idea that young coaches like Nagelsmann shouldn't touch national teams is just old-school nonsense. Nagelsmann coaching Germany after Bayern isn't a step back, it's a freakin' power move. Club management is a meat grinder, constant games, insane pressure, and getting canned like Nagelsmann did. National team? It's a different beast, he can chill a bit, focus on the long game, and actually build something After that I really expected him to continue managing big clubs like that.I think national team jobs are a better fit for managers with big careers at a little old age minimum too. Because you are like a little active than being retired while managing a national team.
You are rarely playing games.Coaching Germany isn't some cushy retirement gig, man. It's intense, the whole nation's watching, and the pressure is unreal. But Nagelsmann? He's a tough son of a bitch, adaptable, resilient - that's what Germany needs. This ain't about age or how fast the game is, it's about impact. Nagelsmann's gonna change the game for young coaches on the world stage. You watch