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JAMAL MUSIALA is "desperate" to impress during Germany's Nations League clash with England tonight - one year after rejecting the Three Lions and swit.

He leads our structure when we're pressing. "When I get the opportunity to play higher up the pitch as a number 10, I already have some ideas of what could further my game." "Before he receives the ball, he already knows what pass to play. "The way he sees the game is genius because he sees where there will be space before it even happens, he's a couple of moves ahead. He added: "Everyone knows that attacking midfield is my preferred position because that's where I have the game in front of me. Now Musiala, who has become a regular in the first team at Bayern Munich, has revealed that he is eager to establish himself on the international stage.

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With the tactics here in Germany you get taught to win at a young age." He said: "There are a lot of things you do differently in midfield. He encouraged me to take on and beat players - and I have always kept that with me. Atletico's experienced midfield of Saul Niguez and Koke struggled to pick up Musiala's movement in between the lines, which allowed him to dribble directly at their defence. I tried to play as freely as possible, not to think about the situation and play my natural game." Despite being restricted to just two brief substitute cameos, Musiala still made an impact, having a hand in the goal against Hungary that sent Germany into the knockout stages.

Bayern Munich midfielder Jamal Musiala says leaving Chelsea and committing to Germany over England were the best decisions of his fledgling career.

Need a VPN? Or seeking to switch? With the tactics here in Germany you get taught to win at a young age." We practise our high pressing a lot in training."

The Bayern Munich forward, who had played for England up until U21 level, was the best player on the pitch at the Allianz Arena. Borussia Monchengladbach ...

"It's nice to see him doing well, having met him first off when he was about 13 or 14. He was a really nice boy to work with. And he's still only 19.— Henry Winter (@henrywinter) #GERENG June 7, 2022 Energy and incisive passing. Energy and incisive passing. He's so fast and slippery.

England manager Gareth Southgate will get another reminder of what could have been, as Jamal Musiala prepares to face the country where he spent most.

“It’s hard for me to judge,” he said. He also sees my future in my strongest position of attacking midfield and appreciates my qualities there.” The Germany manager would make visits to the Allianz Arena and then dine with Musiala afterwards as they discussed the game and also his continued path into the national side. In February 2021, he became the youngest ever Englishman to score in the Champions League when he netted against Lazio. However, by the following morning this stat was amended to make him the youngest German to score in the Champions League. He spent eight years with the Blues before finally deciding to move back to his country of birth and play for Bayern. The Three Lions travel to Munich to take on old rivals Germany in the Nations League on Tuesday night – LIVE on talkSPORT – with ex-England Under-21s starlet Musiala expected to play against his former nation.

Jamal Musiala stole the headlines as Germany and England played out a thrilling 1-1 Nations League draw at the Allianz Arena.

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Jack Grealish’s cameo demanded a start against Italy on Saturday, while the likes of Phil Foden and Jadon Sancho are still at home. By then, he had already represented England at U15 and U16 level, and would go on to at U17 and U21 too, before switching allegiance to the country of his birth when a senior call-up arrived. Perhaps it is greed on our part to look at the teenager with such envy, like returning from a Chinese buffet with a plate full of food and trying to nab an extra prawn cracker off your partner’s plate.