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Jan-Christian Dreesen was asked whether it was possible you would return to FC Bayern, and he answered that you should never rule anything out in football

Nagelsmann: Jan-Christian Dreesen’s answer is clever. Never ruling things out is part of football.

On his future: I can’t decide that, you first need someone to offer you a job (laughs). There's currently no offer ready to be signed. A year or half a year break after the Euros is out of the question for me – as long as an offer comes in. I learned to give myself a little calm and then decide. In general, I'm a young coach, a young person who also needs a job. Then it's about decision-making options. I don't want to be a monarch, but I don't want to be a puppet at the club either. My family is also involved in finding a solution.

On Goretzka and the BVB players who weren't called up: With so many Bundesliga games left to play this season, the door is still not closed for anyone.

On the favourites for the Euros: I always think that if you take part in something, you should want to win it. I would love to win the tournament with this team. Whether we are favorites or not is another topic... France has a top team, but England and Spain also have good teams. In the end, there are knockout games. The form of the day plays a role.

On Neuer: He sustained a muscle strain in training this morning. In other words, he's out for the two games [France and the Netherlands] and maybe also for Bayern against Dortmund - but that's not my job. It’s very annoying.