Rasoi show colors gujarati 20 august 2015

More than half of those players came through the DFB's talent development programme, which was introduced in 2003 with the aim of identifying promising youngsters and providing them with technical skills and tactical knowledge at an early age. Joachim LГ¶w, Germany's coach, is blessed with a generation of gifted young players вЂ“ Julian Draxler (19), Andre SchГјrrle (22), Sven Bender (24), Thomas MГјller (23), Holger Badstuber (24), Mats Hummels (24), Mesut Ozil (24), Ilkay Gundogan (22), Mario GГ¶tze (20), Marco Reus (23), Toni Kroos (23) вЂ¦ the list goes on вЂ“ and Dutt says there are more coming through in the under-21 side who will travel to Israel for the European Championship next month.ДЄs for Saturday's Champions League final at Wembley, the DFB proudly points out that 26 of the players Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund named in their Uefa squads this season are homegrown and eligible to play for Germany. This led to the creation of academies right across the top two divisions. Forced into an overhaul of youth football, the DFB, the Bundesliga and the clubs decided that the development of more technically proficient homegrown players would be in everyone's best interests.

German football is booming, reaping the rewards of the strategy drawn up after their dismal performances at Euro 2000, when Germany finished bottom of their group.

Rasoi show colors gujarati 20 august 2015