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Germany coach Joachim Loew upset several club coaches when he assembled his squad for a three-day performance check at the start of the year as the teams prepared for their return from the winter break.
The German Soccer Federation (DFB) eventually reduced the length of the tests by a day after much criticism.
“There were discussions in the past with individual people at clubs but overall the Bundesliga supports the team in an exemplary way so that is why we decided to meet the clubs halfway this time,” Loew told the federation’s website (www.dfb.de) on Tuesday.
“This performance test in April will not take place.”
The checks were aimed at determining the condition of the players ahead of the World Cup in South Africa in June.
Loew added he would announce his World Cup squad at the start of May.
Germany have been drawn in Group D alongside Serbia, Ghana and Australia.
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