if you and justice and freedom the 1st words of the german national anthem and the 3 central believes that form the foundation of this country how have these values developed to restore germany hard is it to live by and defend the principles of unity justice and freedom in our history to you my. words are on the street series starts october 21st on d w. one . we took a dip under the options and louis missouri to hear things like this. is

a very driven me the guy that loves what he does and i think you see that is going to see joking about brains just sargent's of course and through a slightly smaller odds we met up with these 2 who sound like an old married couple that are doing us the. book losing record to more quittin thinking to make it a. formal month and a more more cool kids bring good japanese contingent in full force and we trace the roots of a man who can't keep himself out of the headlines at the moment so she cannot break welcome to kick off. the. century now the man who always play. comes up as a 24 he's already a top stopped by and growing up of course you want to be a professional but. making a fire and then bringing these guys on such a level. and he's not only impressing up by hand he's become equally indispensable

for germany. to success has taken time he's a confident guy. took him along time to find his way. hurdles to connect we have to overcome and what steps did he take along the way. in the one i want to. go to bremen. has finally reached stardom status. to a german mother and father cannot raise story begins at his local club.

but germany's young talent left the comforts of home at 16 he took a courageous step moving to london to join the english club arsenal's academy. priest father john hammond was a bit skeptical of his decision. though he was talented it wasn't always easy for the young to assert himself. his time in england wasn't without. the only thing that was

a little hard was the communication the 1st couple months i mean i went to. the way or the pace they talk with was way different so there was a bit of a struggle but afterwards it was just great. as a club. for young players. coach has a reputation for giving young players a chance. to show what he was made of his new teammates including some german stars like. does he help. other. former german international also to the young. was a very mature. very dynamic attacking we got.

he was impressive because you could see that the temple has got the backing mind and kind of. players who can be very dynamic and make the difference and win a 11 situation and go direct to the goal so we you know at that moment where you could see like yeah there's there's more to come from. unfortunately playing time is hard to come by with the likes of chamberlain and theo walcott's in his position . the criticism sometimes helps him to just stay on the ground because one good training in the 1st team doesn't mean anything you haven't done nothing for the club at the moment you cross the club money not vice versa so that kind of mindset wanting to reach the highest level. and not being just a stranger in academy football who does well between 16 and 18 even a season out on the west brom failed to get more games. because he was repeatedly.

i always said to him you need to do more you need to do the extra otherwise you have no chance to be a top professional in the game. some point it became clear that can happen he would never make a big breakthrough. recognize that. kind of a big career. so he made his way to germany to. use the chance to prove his worth you need to embrace the challenge and you think that bremen is a step back this is a step forward for you because people will demand from you performances every single week and that is totally different to the position you were. transferred to braman brought exactly that loads of playing time out of position as a starter at braman could demonstrate in england.

something you can see in the rising star at braman court by ns attention 2017 he made the move to the record champions for an 8000000 transfer fee. from day he was promptly loaned out to hoffenheim for the year. from the. first. so much it mustn't. goals and 9 assists in his 1st season and we contributed significantly to their domestic double winning 28. i think you can be a leader in. the national the national team of germany and i'll be a constant threat. he got praise from. so far already so people are

praising him i'm not shy to keep him on the ground you know as much as i can. him love success at the olympics and the other 21 years in championships on the national team is. that. you need to leave the next generation really with this quality with. maturity that is going over the years but i was for him to excel that level on the international basis and really represent germany at the biggest stages. to share his good fortune with the 27th he has been taking part in the common project he donates a percentage of his and so help support other young talents. in the.

stores. and. despite his high flying career keeps his feet on the ground having started as a reserve in england he's forced his way to the very top and. now he's the only germany player with. all that's missing talks i can say that i'm really proud of him you know. seen a player who was very mature and could make his. decisions to a guy who really stepped up and i was able to be himself understand himself express his feelings and make sure that you deliver supplies. the bundesliga

currently post-school a japanese play off of them ply their trade in frankfurt and we gave them a visit to. actually come out and makoto has say it's as though the japanese pair had become footballing brothers in frankfurt. but like young skill things and energetic will come in a good way and comes across as very like a bunch but the same time he has a good measure of himself to surroundings. definitely will play out of huge potential. because. he's got 13 bundesliga seasons under his belt frankfurt's defensive stonework shows little sign of slowing down going strong in his mid thirty's. much to promise that i can only say good things about him and he got a couple of total is a great guy and a great player more than one can really look up to. massive respect which really he

performs in the bundesliga you take in europe and how he conducts himself in general and i know him as a team a time of well it's even mentioned you can sort out the cost savings impressed you after a season long loan in belgium come out is a game changer for frankfurt it's a bit reserved for tour buses and know what you're going to say to singapore to move in thinking i should try to be more outgoing throughout its nuclear program show a bit more about some times more before. the bundesliga won't only improve come out of its warehouse a bit developed into japan's captain. what else can they learn from one another the whole world what you've been through it's the whole. little boy who understand very little german so has helped me as a lot with. an exchange child teaching modern japanese ice in your new home. that's not true you. i maybe just don't understand all the latest japanese trend

that's the odd word here and there. but he doesn't get the abbreviation for a birthday present for example. in london we actually don't that's just the middle of japan. where. i'm teaching he will these things the way he's teaching to be. the kind of japanese i can do without. come out as deft touch is reminiscent of a young shinji kagawa it looks like it's just a matter of time until the 23 year old is a regular approach a plan. for she does really settled into the team and he's combining very well already with a lot of the other guys out on the pitch he's still young and if you place to his potential he'll keep making steady progress. he's also welcome to start scoring a few more goals. that's one thing i'd like to. put up with that.

he could do well to show more emotions as has saved it does my. course all try to copy that sometime the way he gets himself worked up from. always doing that kind of thrusting out shoulders yeah that's his menacing shoulder stance . when you score you just sort of do this big full on celebrations really your thing. just like an old married couple sometimes office it's attract. right 1st undefeated in the last 3 matches they had to completely restructure their attack in the off season we put their shiny new up bench under the microscope. now introducing just that slice frankfurt's new strike force all day so caught up. how did nothing what sets them apart they struck the 1st strike it is here it

comes to the fold don't forget they've got big boots to fill. the trio of sebastian allaire look at your pitch and actually read bitch were among europe's best last season scoring most of frankfurt's goals. they brought up frankfurt strengths especially in transition play frankfurt scored 19 on the counter last season the speedy strikers broke out immediately after winning the ball and cut straight for goal slicing up defensives through the middle was the go to match plan for frankfurt and brought in most of their goals. merger yo bitch at it again. but those glory days are over head coach adding hutto was tasked with finding a new attack this summer to replace his outgoing stars and he's using totally

different types of players. which means a totally different strategy right now frequently play a pressing game which means their new strike force intraday interests areas much faster past alston under his silver live in the box with a way to get on the end of a pinpoint cross or to mop up any close range rebounds this time postage misplayed it but the principle is clear. it was costed to get on the edge of the box in frankfurt's match that only on berlin. to get 2 choices either within a cross or take a shot from distance and hope that one of the strikers would be able to pounce on a potential rebound. straight trust it should get some but it saved it from but still. it is a classic pushes goal. does have a goal can. showed he's

a real center forward with the school this instinctive nice to go no need to be there was a. nice call the roll because he was very very nice frankfurt using classic center forwards means they need plenty of crosses they lead the league in passes from the flanks by a large margin. their speed and dynamism has now largely shifted out why the strikers are no longer expected to haul up field in top gear but simply need to work their way to the penalty area and play to their strengths. but that's a pretty good try on a fabulous set up from i'm sure a silva. gonzalo posse n.c.o. has also benefited from the system change he was a bench player last season but his 3 goals this campaign top frankfurt's charts he doesn't play much build up but waits until process come in from out why then he puts them away like the best classic center forwards. class yet just as.

it's a familiar scene break through out wide eyed the strikers put in a perfect pass and then comes the cold blooded finish. frankfurt's new offensive system works like a charm. the buzzer goes off. the play brand but let me put it that sol i'm glad to hear that it's proved in the statistics the 3 strikers a bag 7 of frankfurt's 9 goals an impressive 78 percent. frankfurt most well equipped to repeat last season success they'll certainly be able to count on plenty of goals. did you know kick off is now on you with the world of football. here is a goal of mexico the world through to rid the world and rooted for you how high exemptions are running i'm going to cite the stars. never people and discuss

football chris here is. the board that is going to go on. is a football pick up on you tube. over to you. josh sargent is settling in at baron agreement and getting more experience with the u.s. national team he's hoping to break out this season. just started dynamic young strikers from the united states the 19 year olds as proof of one of the u.s.a.'s most promising young players but is still establishing himself at the braman. trying my hardest and it's been working so far. it all began back in misery in the midwest of the us some might call it the middle of nowhere he's a very driven he's a guy that loves what he does and i think you see that in his game he looks like

a little trouble make up but on the pitch don't work harder than one of those who achieve. want to be the best and he was always better than the kids his age the 1st summer song actually i thought she was pretty versatile as a national coach i was just impressed because. josh sargent from the middle of nowhere to the u.s. national team's top striker. this is where he's from o'fallon missouri nissim below us a nice place for a kid to grow up with plenty of options for pastimes. i actually played a lot of sports growing up but. i think football probably stuck with me the most my both my parents played when they were in college and my sister my older sister also played so i was kind of born into a football family to sorry i loved it right away. at the age of 8 he joined his 1st club. you grew up with soccer family soccer is in the blood came from our

history and everything in st louis is a big soccer town but we also every one of us like to win whether it's board games or basketball or soccer or whatever it is we all want to when it. seems the family has a not for winning and. for a while. literally since he was 2 years old his 1st word was ball and took off from that. side you know that's a way. we play in the living room here downstairs wherever you know always and we broke a lot of pictures and mirrors and so. it was. i thought it was normal maybe it's not as you know we did wear our houses very much lived in. such a. practice. in the backyard

where he'd come home from practice and if there was something he wasn't happy with he did a practice he'd be in the yard till you know till it was dark after was start working on whatever skill it was he didn't feel like he was up to par on. even back then little josh told read he seemed very confident about his career as a full. minute teacher you know they would ask kids what do you want to do when you grow up i always say professional soccer player professional soccer player some teachers would say like you know like buy something you can really do in the house like i so i think i can do this you know from a very young age and this is what i wanted josh was one of those kids right when he woke up right when he got out of bed he's you know you come and jump on my chest and say let's go play dad let's go players those pretty much sun up to sundown. longfellow all the hours of. it soon became a. the josh stood out from his teammates.

was it was a was a rare talent even at the age of 12 you could you could tell he had some special qualities just unique ability to score goals to separate from defenders josh was the best talent his youth coach ever trained scoring goals galore one trophy after the next make it risky. but you have the natural ability and are willing to work hard i think that you know it's an unstoppable combination and his desire to compete and to win as a team and as an individual i think those will be is strongest assets embody the thing with type of player which good mentality good work ethic like i said very selfless and he's just got a tremendous talent for me josh is a complete center forward that i think is a refined. it didn't take long until the national team scouts became aware of his

extraordinary talent. when i started getting invited to you 14 national team camps is when i really knew that i could do this for the rest of my life there was a there was a moment i believe use the 16 years old 15 years old playing against the dallas. in the playoffs they were considered the number one rated team and in the country at the time with a lot of top professional prospects and josh playing 3 years up was was was by far the man of the match and just was just a tremendous amount of. the under 15 you squad just netted 5 goals at the tournament pushing him up to the under 17. almost every day he would ask for extra. you know functional training doing some finishing in front of goal so he took a lot of reps every day. and often he would you know my phone would ring haid send

me a texas a coach can i get a bag of balls can i go out to the field and do more work. at age 17 he headed to the under 21 cup with full goals in 5 games he won the silver big his 2nd top scorer for the u.s. full team in the early 28 c. considering comes through i'm sure anybody would say that but it really isn't what you think of when you're a little kid you just want to play for a country in a world cup so hopefully in these next few years all be able to do that in the world cup but already it's been a tremendous feeling so just playing these friendlies for my country. he scored in his 1st international match for the u.s. doesn't get much better than that. a lot of people are very happy for me always tweeting at me saying congratulations so i'm feeling the love for sure. on his 18th birthday he signed a pro contract brightman. justing to the speed of play in the boonies league has

been the most difficult thing for me. but training with these guys every day is a failed me improve with. this wonderfully good debut came in december 28th see he scored his 1st goal 2 minutes after stepping off the pitch but i want to try to establish myself being in the squad not the starting 11 but in the squad every match to and hopefully maybe towards another season i don't know trying to establish my spot in the starting 11 josh seems to be very humble when it comes to his future are bright but one day his full mementoes expect from his korea. my expectation for josh in the future is that he's going to score a lot of goals and turn into being one of the best strikers in the bundesliga and i think he'll at the same time become. one of the pivotal players for the us.

national team i'm just very proud of that unbelievable young man he's a guy that the united deal player embodies everything that the club values and everything you wish for an employee i'm just so excited to see him blossom into into a star. first he has to continue establishing himself in the brain and then he can blossom into one of his country's top strikers. i know that so far was away and i just have to keep working as hard as i can make up and.

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