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Havertz, Musiala to miss Germany’s Nations League clash with Greece through injury

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Kai Havertz (left) and Jamal Musiala (right) both sustained injuries during Germany’s UEFA Nations League match against Netherlands.

Kai Havertz (left) and Jamal Musiala (right) both sustained injuries during Germany’s UEFA Nations League match against Netherlands. | Photo Credit: REUTERS, Getty Images

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Kai Havertz (left) and Jamal Musiala (right) both sustained injuries during Germany’s UEFA Nations League match against Netherlands. | Photo Credit: REUTERS, Getty Images

Attackers Kai Havertz and Jamal Musiala have been ruled out of Germany’s upcoming UEFA Nations League match against Greece through injuries sustained in its last fixture against Netherlands.

Bayern Munich forward Musiala suffered an injury in the warm-up and did not feature at all, while Havertz was substituted off in the first half with a suspected hamstring injury.

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In a statement, the DFB (German football association) said that Musiala had sustained a muscle tear in his thigh, while Havertz had a “muscle strain”.

Germany coach Jurgen Klopp has brought in forwards Florian Wirtz and Jonathan Burkardt from the second set-up to replace the duo for Sunday’s match against Greece in Augsburg.

(With inputs from AFP)

Published on Sep 25, 2026

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