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Younes Ebnoutalib to be nominated by Jürgen Klopp

The Eintracht Frankfurt striker is getting his big chance.

Younes Ebnoutalib to be nominated by Jürgen Klopp

In a surprising turn of events, it has been reported that Eintracht Frankfurt striker Younes Ebnoutalib will be nominated for Germany's first-ever September squad. This news has sparked interest among football enthusiasts as Ebnoutalib, who has never played for Germany at any youth level, will join the squad after scoring four goals for his club this season.

Ebnoutalib's teammate, Jonathan Burkardt, is also expected to be called up for the squad. Interestingly, Ebnoutalib's international career has been somewhat limited, having previously represented Morocco at the U-15 level. Despite this, Ebnoutalib has shown significant potential and development over the years, much like Denis Undav.

His journey in football began three seasons ago when he played for a Serie C side, and later in the 2. Bundesliga two seasons ago. However, it was his performance with Elversberg last season that caught the attention of Eintracht Frankfurt. It is now his opportunity to step onto the big stage and represent Germany.

While the news of Ebnoutalib's nomination brings a sense of anticipation, it also raises the question of whether it is too early to give him a chance. Readers are invited to share their thoughts on this matter in the comments section.

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