Hoeneß reacts to Jeltsch missing out on Germany debut
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20-year-old Finn Jeltsch was included in Germany’s squad for the recent UEFA Nations League games against Serbia and Greece, but will have to wait a little longer for his senior international debut, having remained an unused substitute in both matches.
For VfB Stuttgart coach Sebastian Hoeneß, however, there is no doubt that the young centre-back will eventually represent his country at senior level.
“Of course, Finn would have liked to make his debut. But it’s only a matter of time before that happens. He told us that he had an incredible amount of fun, that there was great energy within the team and that he enjoyed being part of it,” Hoeneß told reporters.
Having established himself as a regular starter in Stuttgart’s defence, Jeltsch has attracted interest from several European top clubs.
“Finn has a bright future ahead of him. He is very eager to learn. If he maintains that attitude, he will only get better, even though he is already performing at a very good level,” Hoeneß predicted.
