Wirtz looked at him for a brief moment, then nodded.
Lukas then turned to Woltemade and stepped closer. "When I get it, run," he said. "As long as you're onside, just go. Stretch them."
Woltemade held his gaze for a second before nodding in understanding.
The players took their positions again. Spain were still buzzing with confidence, while Germany prepared to restart. Lukas stepped back into place, his focus sharpening now, his mind settling into the game.
The whistle went again, sharp and immediate, and Germany moved without hesitation.
Woltemade nudged the ball forward to restart, a simple touch that was followed by an immediate retreat. The ball was worked back through midfield, then into the defensive line as Germany looked to steady themselves after conceding. There was no panic in their movement, just a controlled urgency, as if they all understood that the worst thing they could do now was rush.
