Germany's World Cup Exit Leaves Kimmich Grappling With Repeat Early Elimination
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Germany's unexpected penalty-shootout loss to Paraguay marks another premature World Cup exit for a traditional powerhouse, raising questions about squad depth and tactical adjustment at the international level.
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