Manuel Neuer became Germany's oldest-ever player at a major tournament, aged 40, during their dominant 7-1 FIFA World Cup 2026 opener against Curaçao. His return from international retirement marked a historic night as Germany secured a resounding victory, restoring confidence after recent World Cup disappointments.
Manuel Neuer became Germany's oldest-ever player at a major tournament, aged 40, during their dominant 7-1 FIFA World Cup 2026 opener against Curaçao. His return from international retirement marked a historic night as Germany secured a resounding victory, restoring confidence after recent World Cup disappointments.
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Manuel Neuer became Germany's oldest-ever player at a major tournament, aged 40, during their dominant 7-1 FIFA World Cup 2026 opener against Curaçao. His return from international retirement marked a historic night as Germany secured a resounding victory, restoring confidence after recent World Cup disappointments.
