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The German national football team, known in German as Die deutsche Fußballnationalmannschaf, is a men's football team representing Germany in international men's football tournaments since 1909. football under the management of the German Football Association. Since being re-founded by the DFB in 1949, the national football team has represented the Federal Republic of Germany. After the Allied occupation of Germany, there were two other national teams of this country that were recognized by FIFA as the Saarland Team representing Saarland (1950–1956) and the East German Team representing the German Democratic Republic (1952–1990). The achievements of both these teams have been grafted into the history of the current German national football team. The official name and code is Germany FR (FRG) which was shortened to Germany (GER) after the reunification of both regions of Germany in 1990.

The German national football team is one of the most successful teams in the international football market with a remarkable record of achievements: 4 times winning the World Cup (1954, 1974, 1990 and 2014), 1 2017 Confederations Cup champion, 3 times Euro champion (1972, 1980 and 1996). This team has 3 times to win the Euro runner-up, 4 times the World Cup runner-up and 4 times in the 3rd place. At the Olympic arena, the former East German team excellently won the Gold medal in 1976. when the West Germany team - the predecessor of today's German team won a silver medal and 3 bronze medals.

At the 2014 World Cup, the German national football team won the highest Elo coefficient in the history of all national teams with a record of 2200 points. In 2017, this team won the Confederations Cup, becoming one of only four teams to win the three biggest men's football titles recognized by FIFA, the Confederations Cup, the World Cup and the Olympic Games. Germany along with Argentina, Brazil and France also won the European Championship/Copa América). The German national football team is also the first and only European football team in history to win the World Cup in South America. The German team is also the first European team to participate in all World Cups ever, only once being banned by FIFA in 1950 due to the influence of World War II.

By 2022, players who have played for Germany many times include: Lothar Matthäus, Lukas Podolski, Thomas Müller, Manuel Neuer, Toni Kroos, Miroslav Klose, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Philipp Lahm, Jürgen Klinsmann, Jürgen Kohler... At the 2022 World Cup, the German team is one of the 16 teams that reached the 1/8 round with