Manuel Neuer Returns for World Cup

Manuel Neuer returns for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, expecting it to be his last tournament for Germany.

He has 125 caps for Germany, and returned after discussions with Julian Nagelsmann.

Manuel Neuer retired from the German national team in 2024, but returned for the World Cup.

He was instated as the No.1 ahead of Oliver Baumann by Julian Nagelsmann.

Manuel Neuer's return is significant, given his experience and skill as a goalkeeper.

He handled his previous retirement in a similar way, with no statement after elimination.

Manuel Neuer does not intend to be in goal at the European Championship in two years.

He expects this summer's tournament to be his last for **Die Nationalelf**.

Manuel Neuer explained: “For me, it’s basically certain that this is my last tournament.”

He added: “I don’t want to dwell on the possibility that these could be my last games for Germany.”

Manuel Neuer has been a key player for Germany, with 125 caps since his debut.

He returned to the national team after discussions with Julian Nagelsmann, the manager.

Julian Nagelsmann instated Manuel Neuer as his No.1 ahead of **Hoffenheim**'s Oliver Baumann.

Manuel Neuer's experience will be valuable for Germany in the World Cup.

He has played in several major tournaments, including the European Championship.

Manuel Neuer's decision to return was likely influenced by his desire to play in the World Cup.

He will be a key player for Germany, and his experience will be important.

Manuel Neuer's last tournament for Germany will be a significant moment for the team.

He has been a key player for many years, and his retirement will be felt.