Jürgen Klinsmann

But we also knew that, you know, playing the semifinal of England was like this, you know, could have gone both ways.

Like 96, same thing, could have gone both ways.

But what the 54 and the 74 team did to the nation was giving the whole entire nation confidence again.

And I think building on those two World Cup wins, we built a level of confidence for the 90 team that even if we knew that England can beat us, Holland can beat us,

we kind of had this, this level of confidence inside of us to say, no matter what will happen, we were going to win it.

If they call it luck or not luck, it's okay.

But, and I think that the little piece that is missing in England still over the last decades, decades, is this, this last piece of confidence.

Like, I mean, obviously I was, you know, with you guys in 21 at the final with, with Italy, uh,

And I was also at the last final in Berlin and that was always the last piece.

I think it takes that one big win.

And I always said, no, Harry Kane needs to leave.

Harry needs to leave to get the feeling of winning something.

And then, horrible enough, the first season didn't win because Leverkusen had this kind of... But it is, once you get that taste... And you want more of it, don't you?

Then you start to want more.

And then you also bring out your chest and say, you know what, we'll get the next titles.

You get greedy, you get greedy, don't you?

You want more success is good, yeah.

I mean, based on the one year with Arsene Wenger, you know, when he didn't lose at all, that changes everything.

It changes your perspective because it gives you the feeling, you can do it.

If you work, obviously, hard and, you know, I mean, a lot of elements have to fall into place, but it is a mental situation.